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- Segments in Planning
Deer Creek Greenway: Brentwood to Tilles Park
The Cities of Ladue, Rock Hill, Webster Groves and Brentwood along with Great Rivers Greenway are partnering to extend Deer Creek Greenway to Tilles Park.
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Deer Creek Greenway: Oxford Bend Park
Great Rivers Greenway and the City of Webster Groves are partnering with community members to plan a small park at the intersection of Big Bend and Oxford Blvd. (near Deer Creek Shopping Center.) The park…
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Deer Creek Greenway: Deer Creek Center to River des Peres Greenway
The goal of this project is to extend the Deer Creek Greenway from its current endpoint at Big Bend Blvd. to connect to the River des Peres Greenway at the intersection of Ellendale and Canterbury…
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Meramec Greenway: Meramec Bridge Feasibility Study
This project explores a bridge over the Meramec River from Unger County Park to Greentree Park that would create a vital connection between two sections of Meramec Greenway on either side of the river.
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Centennial Greenway and 39 North Greenway
This project will extend the Centennial Greenway from Warson Park in Olivette, through 39 North, to the intersection of Lindbergh Blvd and Schuetz Rd in the City of Creve Coeur.
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Missouri Greenway: Truman Park Connections
This project will consider a variety of future greenway opportunities to extend the existing trail in Truman Park to other North County destinations.
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Sunset Greenway: Sunset Park to Koch Park
Great Rivers Greenway and the City of Florissant are partnering to build an extension of the Sunset Greenway.
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Centennial Greenway: Heman Park to I-170
This this 2.3-mile segment between I-170 and Heman Park in University City advances the vision for the Centennial Greenway, a regional link between St. Charles County, St. Louis County.
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How We Work
Great Rivers Greenway operates within a unique, complex, innovative and always-evolving collaborative model. The original concept for our agency was to build the greenways and to have the landowners and municipal or institutional partners operate and maintain them day to day. In a region with 3 counties and about 120 towns, this is complicated. Partners have a wide range of budgets, capacity, knowledge, equipment and laws. Over the last 15 years, we’ve heard from the community that it’s not enough to just build, we need to promote and sustain the greenways, too. Visit the How We Work section in the menu for more details!