Marvin Taylor Trail

From the Hermann Park Conservancy website: "The Marvin Taylor Trail offers runners and walkers a picturesque two-mile path, much of it under the shade of historic live oaks. Renovated in 2011, the former carriage trail now features a decomposed granite surface with concrete curbs, new light poles, and improved drainage. The trail is named for Marvin Taylor, a community leader who helped organize runners and neighbors to clean up Hermann Park. His volunteer group was one of several that joined forces to become the Friends of Hermann Park, now Hermann Park Conservancy." As of March 2023, the west end of the trail ends just south of University Place due to construction of "The Commons" section of Hermann Park. The routing of the Marvin Taylor Trail through this new section is unknown at this time.