Go CoMo Trails
Go Como Trails is your guide to non-motorized transportation and recreational walking or biking in Columbia, Missouri. Go Como Trails is provided by the City of Columbia and offers outdoor enthusiasts and commuters trail-finder functionality to explore the Columbia Trail System. Columbia has plenty to offer trail users of all types and abilities. We invite you to go outside and explore over 50 miles of multi-use trails.
GIS mapping initiatives offer user friendly viewing of highly accurate trail system waypoints. Take Go Como Trails with you to assist with route planning when searching for trail or on-street connections, trailheads, underpasses and much more. The app will also provide locations of trail amenities such as drinking fountains, restrooms or bike repair stations. The fine details are available to make your solo or family trail adventures easier to plan!
The love of trails extends outside Columbia’s borders. In 2013, the State of Missouri was named the “Best Trails State” by American Trails, a national organization working on behalf of the nation’s multi-use trails. Columbia’s trail system, via the 8.9 mile MKT Trail (aka “Columbia’s backyard gem”), connects to the cross-state Katy Trail, the longest developed rail-trail in the nation.
Go Como Trails will allow you to:
• Search Columbia’s entire inventory of destination trails
• See your location in proximity to the trail system
• Review trail surfaces including gravel or concrete
• Find trail connections to retail areas, neighborhoods or the on-road system
• Locate trailheads, parking lots, underpasses and more
• Find trail amenities such as restrooms, drinking fountains, bike fixit and exercise stations
• Review a detailed legend
• Peruse timely updates regarding trail closures due to maintenance or acts of Mother Nature
• Alert city officials to trail maintenance needs
Download Go Como Trails today for expert guidance along the way!
GIS mapping initiatives offer user friendly viewing of highly accurate trail system waypoints. Take Go Como Trails with you to assist with route planning when searching for trail or on-street connections, trailheads, underpasses and much more. The app will also provide locations of trail amenities such as drinking fountains, restrooms or bike repair stations. The fine details are available to make your solo or family trail adventures easier to plan!
The love of trails extends outside Columbia’s borders. In 2013, the State of Missouri was named the “Best Trails State” by American Trails, a national organization working on behalf of the nation’s multi-use trails. Columbia’s trail system, via the 8.9 mile MKT Trail (aka “Columbia’s backyard gem”), connects to the cross-state Katy Trail, the longest developed rail-trail in the nation.
Go Como Trails will allow you to:
• Search Columbia’s entire inventory of destination trails
• See your location in proximity to the trail system
• Review trail surfaces including gravel or concrete
• Find trail connections to retail areas, neighborhoods or the on-road system
• Locate trailheads, parking lots, underpasses and more
• Find trail amenities such as restrooms, drinking fountains, bike fixit and exercise stations
• Review a detailed legend
• Peruse timely updates regarding trail closures due to maintenance or acts of Mother Nature
• Alert city officials to trail maintenance needs
Download Go Como Trails today for expert guidance along the way!
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Reviews (5)
A. G. u.
Apr 14, 2019
Not user friendly. Missing several trails. Map is missing layers and doesn't fill entire display. Just use the Hikingproject app, which is much more functional.
Gal. E.
Aug 1, 2021
I think this is the worst app I have ever come across.
A. G. u.
Aug 24, 2019
Doesn't load
A. G. u.
Jun 6, 2018
The program would never fully loaded. A problem that has been reported before but apparently not resolved!
If you're walking or riding a bike on trails, this might be helpful. I'm planning on moving to CoMo and trying to determine, in advance, what neighborhoods have good trail access. This app is not helpful. It eats up half the screen on useless info and the map on the upper half is too sluggish to respond to zooming in / out, etc. Wondering if this was some intern's project.