The Kansas Sampler Foundation 
announced that Fort Leavenworth has been voted
one of the 

3-Mile Creek Walking/Biking Trail
From 7th Street to Esplanade Street, just south of Choctaw Street

This walking/biking trail will begin at the southern end of Leavenworth Landing Park (Esplanade & Cherokee Sts.) ending at Haymarket Square at 7th & Cherokee Sts.  This pedestrian-friendly trail spans the length of six blocks and showcases some of the natural beauty in the city of Leavenworth.

Leavenworth Landing Park
Cherokee and Esplanade Streets

The Leavenworth Landing Park, located on the Missouri River, revives one of the major river landing sites where boats loaded and unloaded travelers and freight.  The design of the Leavenworth Landing Park focuses on the role of Leavenworth as the "Gateway to the West", with emphasis on the various modes of transportation that led to the growth of Leavenworth as the major jumping off point for settlers heading West.  The park includes a walking trail, sculptures of a steam locomotive and Conestoga wagon, plaza areas depicting a railroad round house and steamship paddle wheel, river overlooks, landscaping and parking areas.  The Leavenworth Landing Park is designed to provide a beautiful relaxing place to view the Missouri River, enjoy a walk along its banks, and provide a great place for family fun.  Open daily to the public.  The first Wayside Historical Tour Marker on the walking tour is located within the entrance.