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ChuckM from Houston on 9/2/2011 8:58:41 AM:

We will be staying in Tebbetts on Tuesday Sept 20. As I understand it, there are no options for dining in town. Can anyone suggest a grocery stop on the way from Rocheport to Tebbetts?.
Thanks in advance,
Chuck

Anon on 9/2/2011 3:11:49 PM:

Some of the campgrounds there carry a few supplies: Katfish Kates, Coopers Landing, Wilton Store. Might want to get your stuff before starting out.

Gary Near from Tebbetts on 9/2/2011 9:53:54 PM:

There are several places in Jefferson City, a short side trip from the trail and easy to get to now that there is a bridge bicycle/pedestrian path addition. Paddy Malones, Aris Pizza, Madison Cafe, and Prison Brews to name just a few.

Billy from Mokane. on 9/2/2011 10:02:03 PM:

Stay on the trail and eat at Dotty's in Hartsburg.

ChuckM from Houston on 9/12/2011 8:46:23 AM:

Thanks for the suggestions. What is the best way to get into Jefferson City. On the map it looks like a nightmarish highway cloverleaf is the only route into town from the trail.

Chuck

Anonymous on 9/12/2011 10:22:34 AM:

Naw. Take the southbound spur just a few yards west of the trailhead to Airport Road (or whatever that road is called now). Then go east to cross the mentioned bridge. The business district is a block or two SSW from the Capitol bldg.

Pam from Independence on 9/12/2011 1:31:28 PM:

Take the Greenway into town. It has signs marked to follow. The bridge now has a bike/pedestrian lane on the side of the bridge. Follow the ramp up and you can cross into Jeff City

Cathy from Jefferson City on 9/13/2011 1:36:33 AM:

Pam is so right. Just look and you will see the trail from the North Jefferson Trailhead to the new pedestrian/bike path marked. If you want to see a video of the new pedestrian /bike path go to www.bethehistory.com and click on the "In 100 years" link. The video will not win an academy award or any spelling bee trophies but hey , I had fun making it. The bridge over the Missouri River at Jejjerson city is now safe and enjoyable for all. It is so safe that a few days ago I met a little old lady who had tone in her late 70s, in a wheelchair with her care giver on the bridge.

ChuckM from Houston on 9/13/2011 8:06:21 AM:

Cool video Cathy. So up the winding ramp is how you access the bridge? Its hard to tell from the video but is there enough room for a tandem bicycle to make the turns on the ramp?

Cathy from Jefferson City on 9/13/2011 11:00:15 PM:

Chuck, I don't know the answer to Your question. I hope someone else can answer it.

Lynda from Wichita, Ks on 9/14/2011 2:27:05 PM:

Dotty's is a great place to eat. But, they are only open Wed thru Sun 7 am to 2 pm.

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