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Amity Woods Nature Trail
11commentsAmity Woods Nature Park is a 48 acre park owned by the City of Kansas City located at MO Highway 152 and N. Amity Road. Parking lot and paths to find fun.
- Best time
- Before work, after work
- Watch out
- Watch for neighboring homeowners taking dogs for a walk.
- Last verified
- Not yet · updated 2010
152 and Amity Rd, Kansas City Wheelchair: No / Unknown
The guide
Where exactly
I29 north to 152 west to Amity exit south and the parking lot is immediately to the left.
When to go
Before work, after work
Sunset today · Sunrise tomorrow
Etiquette
Same as any park - If you're in the car go ahead and start stroking, eye contact and rubbing if on the trails.
Nudity: I wouldn't.
Safety
Watch for neighboring homeowners taking dogs for a walk. Same as any park - use discretion and common sense.
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anyone free today at 12
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Anyone gonna be around here or anywhere north today?
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Hey man - looks like it's gonna be a nice day - anyone wanna meet up here?
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i was there at 2:15 and there were a few people using the trail. Looks a little risky with all the neighborhood people walking their dogs.
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Was there about 115-145pm. Nothing going on. Assuming it was the time of day. Looks like a great place though! A lot of potential!
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It's beautiful out! Anyone going there today?
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Anyone going there this weekend?
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Anybody going here today?
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went to the park today twice, a cpl cars parked there, but did not see any woners, a woman and a cpl dogs came outta the woods, what does the path do, how far back does it go,
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Anybody go here in the winter?
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I have been here several times - it's a brand new nature trail that has many prepared (man-made) trails and many natural deer trails that branch off the main paved trail into very secluded woods. This was quite recently a farmers field before being bought by the city, so it also has the old truck paths meandering throughout - leading to a lot of wonderful places to play! The trails lead back to an open field that has tall grass cover and lots of places to hide - perfect for
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