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One of the best ways to experience the Gravois Greenway is on two wheels!

This incredible paved trail connects communities, parks, and neighborhoods while making it easier (and more enjoyable!) to get around by bike. We're grateful to our friends at Great Rivers Greenway for helping create and care for spaces that bring people together and make our region more connected, and for their support of our rides season!

This July, you have two great opportunities to enjoy the Gravois Greenway with Trailnet:

🍑 Peach Pedal — July 18
�Kick off your ride from Kirkwood, right next to the Kirkwood Farmers' Market Peach Festival! Choose from four distance options, with the 8-mile family route, medium 34-mile medium route , and 48-mile long route featuring scenic stretches of the Gravois Greenway before returning to enjoy the festival.

🚲 Grant's Trail History Community Ride — July 25�
Take a slower-paced ride along Grant's Trail with stops to explore the history, stories, and landmarks that make this corridor so special. Fun fact: Trailnet purchased 6.2 miles of Grant's Trail in 1992 as part of the national Rails-to-Trails movement, and today it's proudly part of the Gravois Greenway.

Whether you're looking for a longer summer ride or a relaxed morning of history and exploration, there's a ride for you — and a chance to celebrate one of the region's great trails.

Head to the comments to register, and we'll see you on the Gravois Greenway!

Photos: Great Rivers Greenway

Don’t forget — our free Bike Maintenance Night is this coming Wednesday at 6:30 pm at the pavilion right outside Perennial on the Trail. Bring your bike, get a free beer or N/A drink on us, meet some cool people, and learn some basic bike maintenance! There’s no rsvp needed, just show up ready to learn 🧠🚲🔧

For the first time in our 35-year history, Trailnet has a permanent home.

Thanks to an extraordinary gift from longtime supporters Thomas and Sally Cohn, Trailnet now has a home — a fully furnished office condominium of its own in downtown St. Louis. This milestone strengthens our organization and our ability to serve the region for years to come.

A permanent home means more than just office space. It provides long-term stability and gives us an even stronger foundation for our work to create healthier, more connected communities where walking, biking, and public transit are safe and accessible options for everyone.

We're incredibly grateful to Tom and Sally for their generosity and belief in Trailnet's mission.

Read the full story at the 🔗 in the commęnts to learn more about this remarkable gift and what it means for Trailnet's future.