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Description
This is one of the newest sections of greenway in the region! The section in Warson Park is complete and connects to the Olivette Community Center: Five Oaks on Warson. The next phase, which is wrapping up construction now (stay tuned for an opening celebration in spring 2025!) extends east from Warson Park to Indian Meadows Park and Dielman Rd. While it is not complete (landscaping coming in spring 2025) it is open for you to explore and enjoy!
See the full plan for this greenway here!
Get Directions to Centennial Greenway: Warson Park to Dielman Rd
Getting There
The trailhead is in Warson Park on Warson Rd in Olivette. You can also connect to this greenway from the neighborhoods surrounding Indian Meadows Park.
This greenway is managed in cooperation with the City of Olivette, who set the rules for greenway use, parking and hours of operation. Please be sure to follow all posted rules and regulations while you are living life outside!
Things to Do
Benches Benches for relaxing in Warson Park.
Bike RacksBike racks at Five Oaks on Warson in Warson Park.
PlaygroundThere is a playground and ball fields in Warson Park. There is also a nature playground in Indian Meadows Park!
RestroomsIndian Meadows Park has a restroom picnic pavilion, picnic tables, and small BBQs.
SheltersIndian Meadows Park has a restroom picnic pavilion, picnic tables, and small BBQs.
WaterwaysIndian Meadows has a diverse selection of large native trees, with the River Des Peres flowing along the northern park boundary.
Trail Details
1.3 Miles
This section of greenway has a 1.3 mile paved accessible trail that stretches between Warson Road and Dielman Road in Olivette.
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Benches
Drinking Water
Grill
Less Than 4 Miles
Parking
Playground
Restrooms
Shelters
Tables
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Greenway stories are shared through art and signs, tours, digital content, outreach, and community events. These greenway stories are organized around themes of nature, culture, and history. Share your greenway story by visiting the Share Your Stories page or recording your story at 314-932-4904.
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