QC Trails contains information for a wide range of non-motorized trails that are used for many different trail activities. For display purposes, trails are grouped and symbolized on this map based on the following two color classes:
EasyRelatively flat and smooth trails that can be completed by almost anyone.
ModerateMay have a few hills, steep sections, or multiple surface types. Most people should have little difficulty completing.
AdvancedDominantly natural surface trails with more difficult hills, exposed roots, or slipping hazards.
ExpertTypically single track, natural surface, narrow trails with many hills or steep sections, tight turns, exposed roots or slipping hazards or rocky areas to traverse. May require specialized equipment or technical skills.
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Paved walking trail surrounding green space in Huckleberry Park.
This multi-use path runs along a 0.14 mile stretch of Steamboat Way.
This 0.13 mile multi-use path connects Diana Queen Drive and Clermont Drive.
This 0.3 mile multi-use path connects portions of the residential areas along W LeClaire Road.
This multi-use path covers a 0.5 mile stretch of W 76th Street, beginning at the intersection of N Division Street and W 76th Street.
The paths at Hauberg Estate and Park are a 0.4 mile network of walking paths winding through the woods behind the Estate.
The Hodge Park trail is a 0.3 mile loop around the park which provides easy access to the many attractions of the park including a tennis court, a baseball and softball field, and a playground.
QC Trails is administered by the Bi-State Regional Commission.
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