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    You are at:Home»State News»AP: Trail would connect 2 Kansas City, Kansas, history sites

    AP: Trail would connect 2 Kansas City, Kansas, history sites

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    By KMAN Staff on January 10, 2022 State News
    Adam Rosa of the urban design firm Collabo watches residents move pieces around a map as they weigh in on how resources should be allocated for the Northeast Kansas City, Kansas, Heritage Trail. (Photo by: Laura Ziegler/KCUR)
    Adam Rosa of the urban design firm Collabo watches residents move pieces around a map as they weigh in on how resources should be allocated for the Northeast Kansas City, Kansas, Heritage Trail. (Photo by: Laura Ziegler/KCUR)

    KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Plans are underway to connect a Civil War-era commercial port on the Missouri river and a Kansas City, Kansas, park where Lewis and Clark once camped.

    KCUR reports that the proposed Northeast Kansas City, Kansas, Heritage Trail came to life when the Groundwork Northeast Revitalization Group partnered with the Unified Government to apply for a grant from the Mid-America Regional Council. They were awarded $108,000, supplemented by a $30,000 match from the UG. The south end of the trail will be Kaw Point Park, part of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail at the confluence of the Kansas and Missouri rivers.

    The north end will be the Quindaro Townsite, one of three National Commemorative Sites in the National Park System.

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