These unpaved trails run through thick woods along the Elm Fork of the Trinity River in NW Dallas. Users can observe an abundance of wildlife, including >100 bird species & >50 plant varieties.
This 3.5 mile trail serves as a 26 acre linear park providing recreational & alternative commuting opportunities in one of the densest areas of the City.
This 4 mile trail is in a former railroad right of way in East Dallas and passes through the Mount Auburn & Hollywood/Santa Monica neighborhoods w/ a connection to the west side of White Rock Lake.
This 9.4 mile trail is around the scenic shoreline of White Rock Lake. The trail links the Mockingbird Point Dog Park, playgrounds, parking areas & the White Rock Creek Trail.
This 7.6 mile trail links several parks that make up the White Rock Creek Greenbelt . The trail also provides a direct connection to the Cottonwood Creek Trail and White Rock Lake.
Northaven Trail is Dallas's newest Hike and Bike trail. Check out the great progress that's happening!Length: 2 miles (will extended to 9.4 miles)Surface: concreteWidth: 12 feet
This 6.3 mile trail links Fretz Park, Salado Park & Campbell Green Park & provides a connection to the Cottonwood Creek Trail providing a bicycle & pedestrian connection from Plano to downtown Dallas.
The trail provides an uninterrupted loop through the High 5 Interchange separate from auto traffic. This 3.6 mile trail provides a direct link between the Preston Ridge Trail & White Rock Creek Trail.
The beauty of Texas can be experienced with a hike through the 630-acre preserve. Along the way you can view ponds, wildflowers & a butterfly garden before arriving at vistas & an observation tower.
Dallas Zoo encompasses 95 acres of exotic and traditional zoo animals. Visitors are greeted at the entrance by the tallest statue in Texas—a 67.5 foot giraffe.
On his visit to Dallas on November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy rode in a motorcade through Dealey Plaza. Suddenly shots were fired, killing JFK. Lee Harvey Oswald fired the shots from here.
