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The Loop
Cyclists have trails to discover all over Dallas-Fort Worth, including the 9.3 mile trail around White Rock Lake, above. Soon, the 66-mile DFW Discovery Trail and 50-mile The Loop will add even more connections to bring riders and communities together. [ Phillip Littrell/UNSPLASH]
On a Roll: DFW Discovery Trail
by Quincy Preston | Oct 1, 2024
Whether you bike, hike, jog, or stroll, you’ll soon be able to crisscross
Dallas-Fort Worth in one long ribbon of connected city trails.
by David Seeley |
Jul 11, 2024
Dallas is inching, walking, jogging, and pedaling its way toward completion of The Loop, a 50-mile, $135 million hike-and-bike trail that aims to connect people, neighborhoods, green spaces, and much more via a sweeping loop from White Rock Lake to the northeast to Oak Cliff and downtown Dallas and down south through the Trinity Forest before circling back northward again.
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by Quincy Preston |
Oct 27, 2023
Dallas business leader Arun Agarwal's executive eye and passion for parks has driven strategic green space projects spurring growth and community. Milestones under his Dallas Park and Recreation Board leadership include Harwood Park, Parkdale Lake Park, Southern Gateway Park, the Cedar Crest Preserve land donation, and more.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Aug 7, 2023
The Loop Dallas—a 50-mile, $120 million urban bike trail with a goal of uniting neighborhoods around much of the city’s core—is turning what Ellerman calls "a spaghetti map of trails" into one big soaring loop he says will one day be known by all.
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Parkdale Lake in Southeast Dallas [Photo: Bill Stipp]
Oncor Donates Parkdale Lake in Southeast Dallas to Help Complete The LOOP
by David Seeley | Nov 30, 2021
Oncor has donated Parkdale Lake and the land surrounding it to the city of Dallas to help complete The LOOP, a 50-mile walk and bike trail connecting north, south, east, and west Dallas. It's the largest parkland dedication in Dallas since 1938.
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by David Seeley |
Nov 23, 2021
$12 million will go toward building The Loop's Trinity Forest Spine Trail South Phase; $8.218 million will enhance mobility within the Southern Dallas County Inland Port, including the purchase of eight on-demand electric shuttles; and $900,000 will help connect communities across the Southern Gateway, from Oak Cliff to the forthcoming I-35 deck park to the Dallas Zoo and the Tenth Street Historic District.
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