activities

Walking, Hiking, and Biking

From those who are out on a casual stroll or ride up to the serious runners and cyclists, the Trinity Strand Trail will offer an easily accessible 7+ mile stretch of trail that will connect to both the Katy Trail and the Trinity River. It will allow those who want to enjoy nature and the outdoors the opportunity to do so without leaving the city.

The North Central Texas Council of Governments sustainable development program includes more information about bicycle and pedestrian transportation in the area.

Bird Watching

There are a host of other recreational opportunities available as the plans for the Trinity River Corridor Project become a reality. Dallas’ network of trails will not only provide access to the Audubon Center via the Great Trinity Forest, but they will also provide access to the future Texas Horse Park and will present additional opportunities to hike and bike. *Show link to map* See more details in this recent article.

There are a host of other recreational opportunities available as the plans for the Trinity River Corridor Project become a reality. Dallas’ network of trails will not only provide access to the Audubon Center via the Great Trinity Forest, but they will also provide access to the future Texas Horse Park and will present additional opportunities to hike and bike. See more details in this recent article.