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Jefferson City, Missouri near the Katy Trail
Population 39,636
Jefferson City, capitol of Missouri, is just across the Missouri River from the
North Jefferson trailhead.
Many Katy Trail riders take a side trip into Jefferson City to explore the many
tourist attractions,
or to take advantage of the wide selection of restaurants and
hotels.
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The Jefferson City Amtrak station is at 101 Jefferson St.
This Amtrak route also makes stops at other towns near the Katy Trail: Sedalia, Hermann, and Washington.
Bikes are allowed to be rolled-on to the trains, making Amtrak a popular option for Katy Trail travellers.
For more details, see the Katy Trail Amtrak Guide. |
Getting There
By trail:
From the North Jefferson trailhead, follow the Katy Spur trail toward the capitol and to highway 54.
This will lead you to the bridge - note that the bridge only has a bike lane on the northbound side
(i.e. you will be riding against traffic going into the city).
Also note that you will be riding right next to high speed (60 MPH) auto traffic.
Some Jefferson City hotels offer shuttles to carry their guests across the bridge.
By car:
From highway 70, take exit 148 (Kingdom City exit). Head south on highway 54.
This regional map includes Jefferson City, near the bottom.
Here's a link to
Jefferson City Missouri on MapQuest
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Subject: Briar Rose Inn Bed & Breakfast (Jefferson City)
Started: May 13 2008 9:49PM
by Paul and Lynne Harris
, Bedford, TX
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EXCELLENT CHOICE! Thanks Jeanette and Randy for sharing your B&B with us. My husband and I, along with 2 other couples, chose this B&B after viewing the website. We were bicycling the Katy Trail and wanted more than just a hotel room. As it turned out, each couple had their own suite of rooms and private baths. Very, very spacious. Jeanette even had a pan of warm brownies waiting for us when we arrived. And the breakfast the next morning was outstanding. We were served eggs, bacon, biscuits and gravy, fresh fruit, juice, coffee, and more. We certainly did not leave hungry.
We highly recommend this B&B to anyone travelling thru the area. It certainly ranks among the top B&B's we have stayed in.
Thanks to Jeanette and Randy for your hospitality. We really enjoyed our stay with you....
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(Last reply: May 14 2008 3:38PM
by RiverBill0708 Jefferson City:
"I got to tour the qu......"
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Subject: Bridge at Jefferson City
Started: Jul 20 2004 10:06AM
by R
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What's the best route if one wanted to cross the bridge from north to south en route from the trailhead to the train station?
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(Last reply: Apr 3 2008 7:42PM
by Carol Smith, Warrensburg, MO:
"We walked our bikes across the bridge last week, a..."
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