About the Area
Nestled between Stemmons Freeway and the banks of the Trinity River, just northwest of downtown Dallas, are the Dallas Design District and the Old Trinity Industrial District. Like other neighborhoods near downtown, this area is being rediscovered by forward-thinking property owners, businesses and new residents. The neighborhood is growing with new developments, including restaurants, bars, retail and residential units.
Trinity Strand Trail plays a key part in the vision for the Old Trinity River corridor. It will provide a great recreational resource, but more importantly, it will connect residential and commercial areas. We believe our trail's presence and connectivity to other trails will bring Dallas up to par with other forward-thinking cities whose trails are being enjoyed by health and nature enthusiasts. Trails are the number one amenity that people seek when moving to an area and we say, "Give the people what they want!"
Once the trail is complete, Dallas residents and visitors can walk or bike between homes, hotels, DART/TRE stations, and work places in downtown Dallas, Oak Cliff, Uptown, the Design District, and the Trinity Industrial District.
Nestled between Stemmons Freeway and the banks of the Trinity River, just northwest of downtown Dallas, are the Dallas Design District and the Old Trinity Industrial District. Like other neighborhoods near downtown, this area is being rediscovered by forward-thinking property owners, businesses and new residents. The neighborhood is growing with new developments, including restaurants, bars, retail and residential units.
Trinity Strand Trail plays a key part in the vision for the Old Trinity River corridor. It will provide a great recreational resource, but more importantly, it will connect residential and commercial areas. We believe our trail's presence and connectivity to other trails will bring Dallas up to par with other forward-thinking cities whose trails are being enjoyed by health and nature enthusiasts. Trails are the number one amenity that people seek when moving to an area and we say, "Give the people what they want!"
Once the trail is complete, Dallas residents and visitors can walk or bike between homes, hotels, DART/TRE stations, and work places in downtown Dallas, Oak Cliff, Uptown, the Design District, and the Trinity Industrial District.
