Gorman Conservation Center & Kauffman Legacy Park

Kauffman Legacy Park and Gorman Conservation Discovery Center, Kansas City, Mo.

The Kauffman Legacy Park is adjacent to the Anita Gorman Conservation Discovery Center near the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Mo.

Native plants and a picturesque lakeside trail are near The Plaza.

  • Trail Anita Gorman Conservation Center and Kauffman Foundation trails

  • Overview
    In the heart of the city lies a conservation discovery center, just east of the Country Club Plaza. The 10-acre Gorman Center is a beautifully manicured display of native habitats including woods, wetland and prairie. There are also nature-oriented play areas for children to explore. It borders Kauffman Legacy Park and features a trail that loops Legacy Lake and continues to The Ewing and Muriel Kauffman Memorial Garden. This trail intersects with the Brush Creek Trail, allowing visitors to walk to The Country Club Plaza and Nelson Museum of Art.

  • Extras Walk the trail and enjoy nature, then head (preferably walk) to the nearby Country Club Plaza to make your outing complete.

  • Length 1 mile

  • Address and location Anita Gorman Conservation Discovery Center, 4750 Troost Ave, Kansas City, Mo., 64110

  • Conditions These trails are paved, flat and easy to access.

  • Kid friendly? These trails are suited for pushing strollers and are conducive to children’s nature play. If walking near the lake, parents should be mindful of water safety.

  • How busy? This spot is moderately trafficked.

  • Pets Yes, on a leash (unless otherwise designated).

  • Bikes Prohibited.

  • Official Website Kauffman Legacy Park

  • Official Website Anita Gorman Conservation Center

Kauffman Legacy Park and Gorman Conservation Discovery Center, Kansas City, Mo.
Kauffman Legacy Park and Gorman Conservation Discovery Center, Kansas City, Mo.
Kauffman Legacy Park and Anita Gorman Conservation Discovery Center
Kauffman Legacy Park and Gorman Conservation Discovery Center, Kansas City, Mo.
 
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