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Independence, MO —
This week, "The Mile Starts Here" is taking to the McCoy Park Trail.
The fall walking program, which continues at 9 a.m. Wednesday and continues through Nov. 28, will cover five new Independence parks and trails separate from those in the summer program. The schedule is as follows:
– This Wednesday and Nov. 14: McCoy Park Trail, 800 N. Bess Truman Parkway. Meet in the northwest corner of the park.
– Oct. 17: (No walk on Nov. 21, which is the day before Thanksgiving): Independence Athletic Complex, 17800 E. Salisbury Road.
– Oct. 24 and Nov. 28: Little Blue Trace Trail. Meet at the trail head at Necessary Road at R.D. Mize Road.
– Oct. 31: McCoy Park to Mill Creek Park Trail: 800 N. Bess Truman Parkway. Meet at the northwest corner of McCoy Park.
– Nov. 7: Centerpoint Medical Center Trail, 19600 E. 39th St. Meet in the parking lot off of Jackson Drive at the medical offices entrance.
The walking program is part of the Building a Healthier Independence initiative. Visit the initiative’s newly redesigned website at www.BuildingaHealthierIndependence.org.
This week, "The Mile Starts Here" is taking to the McCoy Park Trail.
The fall walking program, which continues at 9 a.m. Wednesday and continues through Nov. 28, will cover five new Independence parks and trails separate from those in the summer program. The schedule is as follows:
– This Wednesday and Nov. 14: McCoy Park Trail, 800 N. Bess Truman Parkway. Meet in the northwest corner of the park.
– Oct. 17: (No walk on Nov. 21, which is the day before Thanksgiving): Independence Athletic Complex, 17800 E. Salisbury Road.
– Oct. 24 and Nov. 28: Little Blue Trace Trail. Meet at the trail head at Necessary Road at R.D. Mize Road.
– Oct. 31: McCoy Park to Mill Creek Park Trail: 800 N. Bess Truman Parkway. Meet at the northwest corner of McCoy Park.
– Nov. 7: Centerpoint Medical Center Trail, 19600 E. 39th St. Meet in the parking lot off of Jackson Drive at the medical offices entrance.
The walking program is part of the Building a Healthier Independence initiative. Visit the initiative’s newly redesigned website at www.BuildingaHealthierIndependence.org.
