Parkville Nature Sanctuary: A jewel in KC’s Northland
Parkville Nature Sanctuary and White Alloe Creek Conservation Area, Parkville, Mo., Platte County
Wooded bluffs, rocky ledges and clear streams are preserved in the sanctuary and White Alloe Creek Conservation Area.
Trail Parkville Nature Sanctuary and White Alloe Creek Conservation Area
Overview
Driving through downtown Parkville, many motorists aren’t aware that a nature sanctuary is only moments away. Beyond the bustling suburbs, about 180 acres is preserved in amid hills, woods and rushing streams. Parkville Nature Sanctuary and White Alloe Creek Conservation Area are two distinct entities, but there is no practical separation. They blend seamlessly together in one of the Kansas City area’s most scenic natural areas. Well-marked dirt trails lead past waterfalls, limestone outcroppings and wooded bluffs.Length There are about 4 miles of total trails.
Address and location 100-198 E 12 St, Parkville, Mo., 64152
Conditions This is a well-marked and maintained, dirt track trail with minor-moderate elevation changes.
Kid friendly? Pushing a stroller on this trail will be challenging but not impossible. This area is ideal for children who want to splash in streams and have a hands-on experience with nature.
How busy? This is a popular trail and can be heavily trafficked on peak days/seasons.
Pets Prohibited.
Bikes Prohibited.
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