Cindy Gladden Photo. TIME TO REST — Margie and John Hilburn, Blue Springs, set up camp and cool off after completing a leg of the annual Katy Trail Ride Thursday. More than 300 riders signed up for …
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Cindy Gladden Photo. TIME TO REST — Margie and John Hilburn, Blue Springs, set up camp and cool off after completing a leg of the annual Katy Trail Ride Thursday. More than 300 riders signed up for the event. Participants rode into Marthasville Thursday where they were scheduled to stop for the night. The Hilburns are completing their ninth ride.
Cindy Gladden Photo. BIKE DETAILING — Gus Anderson, left, and Brant Bremer, provided cleaning service for bicyclists at Wessel Park in Marthasville. Anderson is an employee of Padre's Cycle Inn of Salem. The business offered tent rental, luggage delivery, snacks and shade to bicyclists participating in the Katy Trail Ride.
Cindy Gladden Photo. CHECKING IN — Bicyclists check at the Marthasville Ball Park Thursday during the closing stages of the MIssouri Department of Natural Resources' 2013 Katy Trail Ride. More than 300 riders participated in the event this year. Missouri State Park officials were on hand to direct the riders to showers, shade and food.
Cindy Gladden Photo. TENT CITY — Rented tents from Padre's Cycle Inn, Salem, housed bicyclists participating the 13th annual Katy Trail Ride. The ride began Sunday, May 16, in Clinton and ended in St. Charles Friday, May 21. Participants stopped in Marthasville Thursday, June 20, for an overnight stay. More than 300 riders completed the 253 mile ride.
Cindy Gladden Photo. LUGGAGE DELIVERED — The Marthasville Community Club Pavilion was a luggage collection site for bicyclists participating in the 2013 Katy Trail Ride. Riders rested at the ballpark Thursday, June 20, before continuing to St. Charles on Friday.
