North, West, Prairie and South Loops is a 9.6 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Arlington, Texas that features a river and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
kid friendly
hiking
mountain biking
nature trips
walking
bird watching
running
forest
paved
river
views
wild flowers
wildlife
NOTE: The trail often closes when it becomes too muddy, or conditions otherwise prevent use. Please check local status reports for up to date trail accessibility.
It was closed but ended up walking around. Will go back one it back open
Loved it; 90% of dirt trails are cover with vegetation. No elevation, easy to do with kids. No markings for trail names. Recommend downloading map before arriving. Lots of mosquitoes. Repellent is a must.
Had to come a second time
Considered a good trail for family hiking and biking. Mostly flat prairie like trails on dirt. Has a harder loop (EKG) and Fun Town mostly for bikes, but closed due to high water. Last part of the trails were trimmed back yesterday. The west, north and east loops are located with in a dense tree area with north and east being surrounded and mostly covered in trees. All loops have bypass’s and there is a bypass to the concrete trail slightly after fun town / west loop. Trail has a good number of hikers, bikers and wild life (had a turtle on the trail surprise me last time).
It was very thrilling and really take the energy out of you. It feels like your walking forever. Make sure to bring bug spray because it like a bug city. But it was probably one of the best hikes I’ve done.
This is a nice shady trail. Muddy spots weren’t too bad with hiking boots on.
Love taking a walk here with my boyfriend , there’s plenty of shade and a lot of off trails that leads to either water or higher elevation to see the sun , I love it
Love this trail has a lot shades
Did the first 3.5 miles as per the map then detoured to the paved trail another 6.5. In all fairness the trail was closed but we went anyway. My bad. Muddy, overgrown and closed for good reason. This will be one I revisit in the "cold" months as it would be lovely sans mass vegetation, bugs, webs, and knee-high grass. Had no trouble hiking 11 miles in total. Beautiful park. Saw 2 bobcats - meow.
Nice trail just wet in some areas but for the most part safe and lit
Mark Buller recorded Recording - Mar 21, 05:26 PM
A lot of the trail was under water and muddy due to all the rains in Dallas area lately.
Some piece of crap low life idiot busted my window and stole items out of my car. So...I do not like this place.
This was kind of a bust. Just a paved trail, that a lot of it is closed off. Traffic was pretty heavy on a Saturday, mid-day. I did see a pretty big bobcat in the brush, near the lake. Plenty of trash and dog turds on and next to the trail. Many, many middle aged people, stuffed into spandex who think they're Lance Armstrong.
Flat, smooth, and fast! The rail is designed for flow. Appropriate for all mountain bike skill levels, including youth. Other riders in the area are very friendly and social. Trail is appropriate for other activities also.
I’ve been on this trail it is kept nice wildlife is amazing to look at while biking or walking or running whatever the case may be but it is just beautiful.
decent for dog walking. mostly flat trails, with a couple miles of pavement too for easy walking.
Nice hiking
Huge park and huge loop. Hikers and bikers go head on so they don't run into each other. Great layout with areas for people of all abilities.
my husband and I loved it.
