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Water has been leaking through a ruptured pipe in the Great Trinity Forest, which has created an unlikely swamp of crystal clear water. It could have been leaking for years.
In 2014, a small band of business and civic leaders began working on a project that would create a 50-mile loop of hike and bike trails around Dallas. Nearly 10 years and $90 million later, they're approaching the finish line.
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The Loop Dallas, in partnership with the city, is building a 50-mile circuit by filling in large gaps among 39 miles of existing trails. Its first Spine Trail...
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I joined two expert wanderers of the Trinity River corridor for a birding hike to see “the wildest green space in Dallas County.”
Fifty years ago, the city decided that, no, the Trinity River should not be turned into a barge canal all the way to Galveston. Let’s celebrate that vote and Ned Fritz, the man who made it happen.