Overview
Trail: Rail Trail crushed limestone Mileage: 251 miles – 36-mile daily average Tour timing: April through October Ride America’s longest continuous rail to trail bike path covering 251 miles on this crushed limestone trail. You begin your 7-day 6-night tour in St. Charles where you are picked up and driven to Clinton, MO to start your ride. Then spend the next days riding back to St. Charles enjoying rural Missouri, wildlife, winery towns and riding along the Missouri River. If our listed dates don't meet your schedule, then call our office 314-656-6229 or send CONTACT for dates that work for you. What’s Included: Nightly Accommodations, Breakfast, Shuttle, Digital Mapping & Voice Navigation, Electronic Itinerary, Trail Themed T-shirt and Patch. Extras: Luggage Shuttle, Bike Rentals and Extra Accommodations
Schedule
Your 7-day itinerary is below for your Katy Self-Guided Tour
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Day One -
Shuttle from St. Charles to Clinton, then ride 36 miles to Sedalia – Meet the shuttle van at 8:00am in St. Charles near the eastern end of the Katy Trail. Overnight parking is available at the KATY parking lot and is free for your entire ride. The St. Charles trailhead is a 20-minute drive or taxi/uber from St. Louis Airport (STL). The shuttle will pick you and your bike up and drive directly to the KATY Trailhead in Clinton (3.5 – 4 hours). Begin your ride on the KATY trail and head to Sedalia – 36 miles. Sedalia is home of the State Fair as well as Scott Joplin. Sedalia has a nice KATY Trail Depot museum that is worth your time for a visit.
Day Two
Cycling Day: 37 miles-Sedalia to Boonville
Begin your day at the KATY Trail Depot Museum in Sedalia or the Scott Joplin Museum before departing Sedalia. Your destination on the trail is Boonville, named for Daniel Boone’s Children. Boonville is home to one of Missouri’s Casinos or you can walk the quaint streets and visit their shops.
Day Three
Cycling Day: 31 miles - Boonville to Columbia
Today you will ride through the only rock tunnel on the trail before Rocheport then take the MKT Spur to Columbia, MO. The Missouri River and limestone bluffs can be seen frequently after leaving Rocheport which makes for great pictures. Your night stay in Columbia has many options for dinner and entertainment.
Day Four
Cycling Day - 35 miles - Columbia to Jefferson City
Continue to ride along the Missouri river and bluffs then move to farm fields as you approach the State Capital on the Bluffs in the distance. Cross the Missouri River and take awesome pictures of the Capital and River as you cross the bridge into the city.
Day Five
Cycling Day: 46 miles- Jefferson City to Hermann
Start your day with a return across the bike bridge to the N. Jefferson trailhead. Ride east to McKittrick where you can pick up a bike path into Hermann that crosses the Missouri River on another safe bike bridge. The winery town of Hermann has much to offer including Wineries, Breweries, Distilleries, restaurants and antique shops.
Day Six
Cycling Day: 39 miles- Hermann to Augusta
Today’s destination is Augusta, another small winery town with 257 population. But don’t let the small town fool you, it has 5 wineries, antique shops, glass studio and a wood shop awaiting you in this scenic town.
Day Seven
Cycling Day: 27 miles-Augusta to St. Charles
This is your final day of cycling. Leave the B&B in Augusta and ride east on the trail to St. Charles where you have left your car at the trailhead in St. Charles. But before you get to St. Charles, you need to stop in Defiance, just 7 miles from Augusta to see the squirrel bar or other unique bars in this town. When you arrive in St. Charles you are steps away from the old St. Charles with 1800’s homes and shops on Main Street and you can visit Missouri’s first capitol, KATY Depot and the KATY Trail Museum.
Dates (other dates available)
October 2025
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1 queen bed - 2 people
01 - 07 October 2025
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01 - 07 October 2025
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1 queen bed - single occupancy
01 - 07 October 2025
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1 queen bed - 2 people
04 - 10 October 2025
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04 - 10 October 2025
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1 queen bed - single occupancy
04 - 10 October 2025
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1 queen bed - 2 people
08 - 14 October 2025
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08 - 14 October 2025
FROM$1,125.00/pp
1 queen bed - single occupancy
08 - 14 October 2025
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1 queen bed - 2 people
10 - 16 October 2025
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10 - 16 October 2025
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10 - 16 October 2025
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1 queen bed - 2 people
11 - 17 October 2025
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11 - 17 October 2025
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11 - 17 October 2025
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1 queen bed - 2 people
15 - 21 October 2025
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15 - 21 October 2025
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15 - 21 October 2025
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1 queen bed - 2 people
17 - 23 October 2025
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17 - 23 October 2025
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17 - 23 October 2025
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1 queen bed - 2 people
18 - 24 October 2025
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18 - 24 October 2025
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18 - 24 October 2025
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1 queen bed - 2 people
22 - 28 October 2025
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22 - 28 October 2025
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1 queen bed - single occupancy
22 - 28 October 2025
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1 queen bed - 2 people
25 - 31 October 2025
FROM$1,025.00/pp
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25 - 31 October 2025
FROM$1,125.00/pp
1 queen bed - single occupancy
25 - 31 October 2025
FROM$1,725.00/pp
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