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MKT Nature Trail


category : Recreation
8.2 mi. walking/biking trail. A spur of the Katy Trail State Park Trail with trailhead in downtown Columbia.

ADA


Admission: Free
Hours: Year-round
Address: 800 S. Stadium Blvd., 2701 Forum Blvd., 4th and Cherry downtown
Phone: 573-874-7460

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