Brickline Greenway – Info & Updates

ALL OF THE EXCITING CONNECTIONS
POSSIBLE ROUTES FOR THE BRICKLINE GREENWAY, PLUS PARTNER PROJECTS AND OTHER GREENWAYS AND DESTINATIONS
Brickline Greenway Destinations Map
ACTIVE PROJECT SEGMENTS

Central Connector: Market Street
The one-mile segment along Market Street from Compton Ave, at the campus of Harris-Stowe State University to 20th Street, at CITYPARK (the home of St. Louis CITY SC) is divided into two parts:
20th to 22nd Street, at CITYPARK Stadium, is finished! Learn more about the incredible Pillars of the Valley art installation there.
For 22nd to Compton Ave, design is underway, construction to begin in 2024.

northern connector
The segment from Fairground Park south to the Grand MetroLink Station and east to NGA (National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency) is driven by community engagement. We’re focusing on taking stock of existing conditions and partners, engaging one-on-one with stakeholders and community leaders and planning for future engagement, both now and when we can connect in real life again. Design is underway, federal funding has been secured.

central connector: MetroLink Corridor
The segment from the Cortex MetroLink Station east toward the Grand MetroLink Station is in planning and design now, with federal funding in place and construction slated to begin in 2025.

Partner Connectors
Shown in light green, two partner connectors will be great for the project. The Tower Grove Connector (led by City of St. Louis and Greater St. Louis Inc) will go along Tower Grove Ave and Vandeventer Ave, eventually up Sarah St to connect to Brickline Greenway.
And the 20th Street project, led by the City of St. Louis, will complete the initial loop on the east side of the project.
KEY OUTCOMES OF BRICKLINE GREENWAY
EXCEPTIONAL EXPERIENCE
Create a regional gathering place where people can connect to St. Louis and each other.
CIVIC WELL-BEING
Strengthen trust and unite communities on a common ground that boosts civic pride by making the process accountable and inclusive.
CONNECTIVITY
Connect people to St. Louis’ neighborhoods, institutions, transit, jobs, destinations and public spaces.
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Create equitable opportunities for growth and inspire continued investment in places for people to live, work, play, and visit.
ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERSHIP
Become a model for excellence in ecology and engage communities in stewarding a healthy, urban environment.
HEALTHY LIFESTYLES
Encourage exploration, activity, exercise and alternative transportation to enhance physical and mental well-being for people of all ages and all abilities.