Tomahawk Creek – Tomahawk Creek Trail loop from Bank of America

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Tomahawk Creek – Tomahawk Creek Trail loop from Bank of America

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Tomahawk Creek – Tomahawk Creek Trail loop from Bank of America

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16.6km

80m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: October 1, 2026

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Start point

Parking

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4.26 km

Tomahawk Creek

Highlight • River

Enjoy a breathtaking vista overlooking Tomahawk Creek from the bridge, where you'll find a diverse range of plant and animal life, from vibrant wildflowers to majestic trees and a rich avian population.

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4.74 km

Tomahawk Creek Trail

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This little pocket of trail runs right alongside Tomahawk Creek as it traverses the park, making for an especially scenic ride.

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6.58 km

I-Lan Park

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I-Lan Park, a tribute to Leawood's sister city relationship with I-Lan, Taiwan, beckons with its unique charm. Here, you'll discover "Cloud Gate," a captivating piece of public art that adds …

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6.86 km

Tomahawk Creek Trail

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Explore this picturesque path that winds alongside the serene Tomahawk Creek. Take in breathtaking views and enjoy a tranquil atmosphere. This section of the trail offers a refreshing shaded and forested environment.

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9.53 km

Tomahawk Creek Trail

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Tomahawk Creek Trail is a 13-mile-long trail through southern Kansas City. The trail is completely paved and follows along the creek of the same name. The trail is also open …

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10.6 km

Tomahawk Park

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Tomahawk Valley Park, spanning 16 acres, acts as a vital greenway connection for the community, providing easy access to nearby neighborhoods, Quivira Road, and the St. Andrews Golf Club. This …

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12.9 km

Tomahawk Creek Trail

Highlight (Segment) • River

The big facility just to the west of the trail is the water treatment plant. As such, it might come as a surprise that deer sightings are pretty common here.

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16.6 km

End point

Parking

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