Suggestions for Grounding in Nature near Dallas
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John S. • November 28, 2013Beautiful walking, jogging, biking and horse trails. A real gem nature gem in the sprawling suburban jungle. We've seen owls, foxes, & many other animals. And there is decent fishing in the lake too.
Mardon N. • August 10, 2014Off the beaten path you may find yourself a garden oasis and peacefulness.
8.9Science Museum • $$$$ •2201 N Field St (at Woodall Rodgers Fwy.), Dallas
Emma Q. • June 29, 2015I absolutely love this museum. The exhibits are stunning and interactive, with lots of relevant modern day applications. The dinosaur exhibit is my favorite, with the minerals a close second.
Callie T. • August 11, 2012This 121-acre urban nature preserve is permanently preserved by the Texas Land Conservancy so it will never be developed and always protected! Yay!
8.47940 N Central Expy (at Caruth Haven Ln.), Dallas
Baron D. • September 12, 2011Double Double Animal style and a neopolitan shake
Barbara • March 1, 2014Stay on the trails. There's been a bobcat sighting by the water. Reportedly dangerous and risky to approach. Keep an eye on your dogs!
- 7.6Preserve •2335 Sandy Lake Rd (Elm Fork Dr), Carrollton
Debbie K. • December 17, 2012Short one-mile loop with a nice lake at the far end.
Aitch R. • January 19, 2013Cool idea! You can bring in items found in nature, like acorns, pinecones and shells, for points and trade for cooler things like bones, quartz, etc. (5 trades per day max.)
Michael V. • October 19, 2013Bowman Springs is one-way. Parking lot is just south of interstate 20. A few picnic tables (3) which have a nice view of pond. Beware - hiking area doesn't have any signs so don't get lost.
?Trail •10100 Wildwood Dr (at Elm Fork of Trinity River), Dallas
Joe W. • August 21, 2014Flat and fast trail. Great for beginners, but it takes a few days to dry out after a rain.
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