Blue River Parkway Trails - Oxbow Run Trail Head - Kansas City, MO
Blue River Parkway Trails – Oxbow Run Trail Head: Dog-Friendly Hiking in Kansas City
Discover the Blue River Parkway Trails – Oxbow Run Trail Head, a popular destination for pet-friendly outdoor adventures in Kansas City, Missouri. Located in the scenic area of Oxbow Run, this trail head offers dog owners a great place to enjoy nature and explore beautiful hiking trails with their furry companions.
Perfect for those seeking dog-friendly hiking in Kansas City, the park provides access to miles of scenic parkway paths where leashed pets can explore alongside their owners. While this is not a traditional enclosed dog park, the focus on natural trails and open spaces makes it a unique spot for both exercise and relaxation with pets. Explore all that Blue River Parkway has to offer for dog lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike!
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are there walking or hiking trails connected to the park? Yes, Blue River Parkway Trails offer extensive trails ideal for pet-friendly hikes.
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Oxbow Run Trail is very pleasant. The Trail Head marked here has no formal parking, but room for curbside parking of a few vehicles.
Oxbow Run Trail is very pleasant. The Trail Head marked here has no formal parking, but room for curbside parking of a few vehicles.
Great trails. But make sure you have bug repellent for the ticks.
Great trails. But make sure you have bug repellent for the ticks.
This is a review of the Oxbow Run Trail Head, 5/28/2018. The trail head is not marked and there is no good parking area – park on street or use the Brown Athletic Area across the bridge. When the field is plowed and planted, there is no visible path. Use the Google 19213 E Blue Ridge Blvd Street View of May 2017 to view the access prior to driving there.
This is a review of the Oxbow Run Trail Head, 5/28/2018. The trail head is not marked and there is no good parking area – park on street or use the Brown Athletic Area across the bridge. When the field is plowed and planted, there is no visible path. Use the Google 19213 E Blue Ridge Blvd Street View of May 2017 to view the access prior to driving there.