Ruth Park Nature Trail
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Ruth Park Nature Trail

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Dog-friendly trail

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Timothy Redel

Riparian forest area featuring gravel and dirt trails with some great habitat restoration work completed by volunteers over the past several years. The battle is far from over, but there is now some excellent wildflower and wildlife viewing to be had along the way. According to observers, over 100 species of birds have been recorded along the trail.

a year ago
Santiago Navarro

Great little place to escape the city. Owls, deer, plenty of fauna and places along the trail to rest or enjoy art pieces. Be sure to also explore the connector along the side of the golf course that ends at Goby road

a year ago
Suzanne Keely Gano

This is a quiet, almost secret park that I've been going to since I was little. The trails are beautifully shaded (which is great when it's a hot Missouri day), with trails perfect for walking your dog or taking your little ones. It's a hidden gem for locals! So whether you want to go by yourself (it's very safe), bring your children, pets or both, this is a beautiful little park with a big personality! Shaded, quiet, paved trails and un-paved trails....this is a great park to spend a few hours at or host a gathering with friends. I highly recommend this park for anyone looking for some R&R!

a year ago
Susan K

Well-maintained, dirt and gravel path. Very shady. We enjoyed the short hike even though temperatures were over 90. (We used neighborhood street parking across from the trail.)

a year ago
Nia Bell

Loved this trail! The most beautiful small forest feels like a getaway! The only thing is the construction at one point on the trail is an eye sore. Can't wait for them to finish.

4 years ago