INTRODUCING THE LOOP DALLAS
It is uniting the nation’s 9th largest city with a city-wide bike and pedestrian active transportation system that joins 39 miles of existing trails in Dallas with 11 miles of newly built trails. A catalyst for economic and physical mobility, The Loop Dallas will be a lifeline between communities—connecting people to public transportation, walkable green space and one another. As Dallas continues to grow and attract new businesses and residents, investing in a state-of-the-art transportation system connecting neighborhoods throughout the city is one of the most important investments Dallas can make for our residents for generations to come.
The Loop Dallas is a shared public asset that’s making green space a part of our city’s identity, connecting communities and changing the way people move through them.
FOLLOW THE TRAILS
My Dallas Trail Story
Dallas stands apart when you travel by trail. Each trail is an opportunity for people who live or work nearby to incorporate exercise and nature into their daily routine. Trails help walkers, runners and riders connect to parks and places to work, shop and dine without driving a car and a welcome break from the busy city life. Explore these stories and share your Dallas trail story with us.
LEADERSHIP

Philip Hiatt Haigh
Executive Director
Philip Hiatt Haigh is the Executive Director of the Circuit Trail Conservancy (CTC), the public private partnership building The Loop Dallas, which will unite Dallas neighborhoods and make walkable green space a part of the Dallas identity. Upon completion, 11 new miles of trail will create a 50-mile active transportation network around the core of Dallas, connecting neighborhoods to transportation hubs and economic opportunity.
Board of Directors
Jeff Ellerman
Chairman
Larry Dale
Treasurer
Linda Owen
Mike Terry
Rick Perdue
President
Terrence Maiden
Vana Hammond
Philip Henderson
Founding Board Member 2014-2022
TRAIL UPDATES

“Trails are more to us than a nice-to-have perk in the city. A strong and viable trail system must be considered critical infrastructure for 21st Century City.”
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson
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