The Katy Trail offers over 200 miles of amazing riding. Flat terrain makes this trail great for all cyclists. When riding this trail you’ll come across many amazing small towns that will paint the perfect picture of “small-town americana”. These small towns make traveling the trail easy by providing plenty of accommodations. There’s plenty of great history along this trail. Over half of this trail follows the same route that Lewis and Clark took when traveling up the Missouri River. Riding the Katy will be a trip to remember.
Key Climate Stats:
- Avg summer temperature: 75°F
- Temperature spikes: 100°F 2X-3X per week in summer
- Wettest summer month: June
- Greatest risk for tornadoes: Spring Time
Lodging
- Over 80 Bed and Breakfasts along the trail
Camping Towns & Mile Marker
- Augusta - 66.4
- Marthasville - 77.7
- Bluffton - 110.9
- Portland - 115.9
- N. Jefferson - 143.2
- Hartsburg - 153.6
- Easley - 162.5
- Rocheport - 178.3
- New Franklin - 188
- Pilot Grove - 203.3
- Sedalia - 229
- Windsor - 248
- Clinton - 264.6
Bike Repairs Towns & Mile Marker
- St. Charles - 39.5
- Defiance - 59.1
- Augusta - 66.4
- Washington - 75
- Hermann - 100.8
- Jefferson City - 143.2
- Rocheport - 178.3
- Boonville - 191.8
- Sedalia - 229
- Clinton - 264.6
Know What to Wear
(Our apparel recommendations are based on planning a summer trip)
Recommended cyclewear for spring/summer rides on the Katy Trail. It is always important to stay comfortable on your bike. To prevent chafing use padded cycling shorts or bib shorts. Cycling jerseys made from technical fibers are essential and will keep perspiration and weather's moisture away from your skin to the outer layer of the fabric. Plan your ride days according to your fitness levels and remember to always have fun!
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 Long Sleeve Sun Block Jersey |  Cool Weather Arm Sleeves |
 Women's Thrive Tech Tee |  Windbreaker |
 Multi-Sport Shorts |  Helmet Liner |