Find a trail less traveled

Whether you were born and raised in Dallas or you’ve recently moved here from another city, you most likely know that Dallas has more than 300 beautiful parks and 160 miles of urban trails. Some destinations are well known while other sites you may not know exist.

In addition to the park loop trails listed below, we have many linear trails that connect multiple parks, greenbelts, schools, neighborhoods, employment centers, entertainment districts and transit centers across the city. Find a list of linear trails here!

Here are some of our favorite parks and trails for you to explore:

Bickers Park – 75212
Crawford Park – 75217
Elmwood Park – 75224
Fox Hollow Park – 75249
Gateway Park  – 75227
Fair Oaks Park – 75231
Fireside Park – 75217
Five Mile Trail – 75241
Glendale Park – 75216
Grauwyler Park – 75235
Jaycee Zaragoza – 75212
Kiest Park – 75224
Lakeland Hills – 75228
Salado Park – 75248
Seaton – 75216
Timberglen Park – 75287

During this critical time, parks, trails and open spaces can continue to be used in a safe manner to allow people to enjoy the mental and physical health benefits these spaces provide. If you visit a Dallas park or trail, we encourage you to follow these recommendations:

Refrain from using parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms.

Follow CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to and during use of parks or trails.

Prepare for limited access to public restrooms or water fountains.

While on trails, warn other users of your presence and as you pass, and step aside to let others pass.

Observe CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of 6 feet from other individuals at all times. If this is not possible, users should find an alternate location or depart that space.

Refrain from using playground equipment, sport courts (basketball, tennis, pickleball, etc.), dog parks, and other public park amenities.