This Liberty trail cuts a verdant strip through the Northland
Westboro-Canterbury Greenway Trail, Liberty, Mo., in Clay County
Westboro-Canterbury Greenway winds and weaves through wooded subdivision and follows a clear stream.
Trail Westboro-Canterbury Greenway
Overview
This gentle, paved trail passes through wooded and open areas between quiet neighborhood streets. The north-south section of the trail follows a clear stream and includes several bridge overpasses. Additional features include picnic areas and playgrounds. The stream can be scenic, including small waterfalls. The wooded areas provide ample shade.
Length 2 miles, one-way. If you walk all of the trail extensions it totals 3.1 miles.
Address and location There are several access points, with the main one at 1030 S. Withers Road, Liberty, Mo., 64068. That trail head features a parking lot. The trail can also be accessed at:
Buckingham Drive and South Wales Street (street parking)
Dunwich Drive and Downing Street (street parking)
Liberty Drive and Kingston Court (street parking)
1400 Canterbury Lane, Liberty, Mo., 64068 (street parking only).
Conditions This is a paved trail that’s easy to follow. Elevation changes are minimal. The area is low-lying, so standing water (or even flash flooding) can be an issue during heavy rain. Low-lying, wet areas also tend to foster mosquitos.
Kid friendly? This trail is perfect for pushing a stroller, riding a bike or strolling.
How busy? This trail is moderately trafficked.
Pets Yes, on a leash (unless otherwise designated).
Bikes Yes.
