St. Louis · Parks & public realm

Brickline Forest Park to Cortex Connector

Great Rivers Greenway calls the one-mile link design-stage, with 2028-2029 delivery planning and a federal grant.

Design, programme, bid, financing or forecast is published; an actual field start is not confirmed.Evidence: 31 October 2026 source review · Reviewed 31 October 2026

Latest verified development

31 October 2026 source review

Great Rivers Greenway calls the one-mile link design-stage, with 2028-2029 delivery planning and a federal grant.

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Project in numbers

Approximately 1 mile; $6m grant cited for segmentDocumented project scope or value
Forest Park, Clayton Avenue to Boyle Avenue and Cortex stationPublic project location
Future / planning per owner recordSource-based stage

About the project

The project will link Forest Park's paths to Cortex via the Kingshighway underpass. Great Rivers Greenway calls the one-mile link design-stage, with 2028-2029 delivery planning and a federal grant.

Verified development history

  1. 2026 greenway route planning

    The project will link Forest Park's paths to Cortex via the Kingshighway underpass.

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  2. 31 October 2026 source review

    Great Rivers Greenway calls the one-mile link design-stage, with 2028-2029 delivery planning and a federal grant.

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What happens next

Verify the corridor's final design and a later contract award.

What remains uncertain

Evidence reviewed 31 October 2026. The first timeline entry is the agency's dated or named documentary stage; the review date is not a claim of new field activity. An estimated opening or construction date does not prove a milestone happened. A programme labelled current can lag actual field status. Check the linked original owner record for later changes. Editorial confidence assesses the documents, not probability of delivery.

Official maps, designs and site visuals

Original publisher links, not unlicensed photographs or invented project renderings.

Sources and documents

89% editorial confidence · Evidence assessment

Editorial confidence describes how well the cited records support this account. It is not a calibrated probability of project completion. Source event dates are distinct from research review dates.

Sources reviewed 31 October 2026.