<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4cVwYe_0wP7ZnbK00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4cVwYe_0wP7ZnbK00" width="1213" height="917" ><figcaption>Dan Burkhardt, representing Magnificent Missouri, stands at the new Ted and Pat Jones Welcome Center located in the Treloar Mercantile. His new book, “Trails Across Missouri” has been recently published and documents Missouri trails from the Rock Island Trail near Arrowhead Stadium connecting with the Katy Trail from Windsor to Machens. The annual Treloar Elevator Party was held at the Katy Trail Welcome Center at the Treloar Katy Trailhead Sunday, Oct. 20. The Marthasville Fire Ladies Auxiliary served brats and drinks, made possible by donations from the Burkhardt family. Proceeds will be used to benefit Treloar businesses impacted by July’s flash flood.</figcaption></figure><p>The Katy Trail was full of riders enjoying the fall weather on Sunday, Oct. 20. Many stopped at the Treloar trailhead to enjoy the annual Treloar Elevator Party where they could tour the new State Park Visitor’s Center located in the mercantile, enjoy music and food, check out the Treloar Trees native plantings and Missouri’s biggest ear of corn. The event is sponsored by Magnificent Missouri whose mission is to “conserve and increase appreciation of the Katy Trail and the last 100 miles of the Missouri River Valley through education, events and collaborative projects.</p></div></body>

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Treloar holds annual Elevator Party

The Katy Trail was full of riders enjoying the fall weather on Sunday, Oct. 20. Many stopped at the Treloar trailhead to enjoy the annual Treloar Elevator Party where they could tour the new State Park Visitor’s Center located in the mercantile, enjoy music and food, check out the Treloar Trees native plantings and Missouri’s biggest ear of corn. The event is sponsored by Magnificent Missouri whose mission is to “conserve and increase appreciation of the Katy Trail and the last 100 miles of the Missouri River Valley through education, events and collaborative projects.