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Trinity Forest Trail

Under Construction by the City of Dallas

Trinity Forest Trails represent an eight mile loop that will be expand to ten miles in 2016. The trail system is located in the Great Trinity Forest and it encompasses the AT&T Trail which skirts the Trinity Forest Golf Course (opening 2017). The trail portion at Little Lemmon and Lemmon Lakes consists of two miles of 12 foot concrete trail adjacent to the road to the Loop 12 boat launch. This particular segment ends at the City of Dallas’ Ecopark Facility parking lot on Simpson Stuart Road.

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Trinity Forest Trail bench on the Loop Dallas

Get to Know the Trails: The Trinity Forest Trail

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The Trinity Forest Trail is a 4.6 mile paved trail that provides scenic views of the Trinity River and The Great Trinity Forest.
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Approve Dallas Trail funding

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Dallas stands apart when you travel by trail. Take a family bike ride along Northaven Trail, where an inflatable movie screen and projector show movies at dusk on summer nights.…
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Connecting Dallas to Dallas…on social media! 

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To help you stay in The LOOP with our latest project updates we’re upping our social media game. Follow The Circuit Trail Conservancy on social media. We’re on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter,…
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It’s All Connected

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I hope you have been staying warm through our cold snaps. As I’ve ridden the trails throughout the winter months, I’ve thought about our vision for The LOOP and how…