Trinity Trails Trinity Park Main Trailhead

Good walking trail and plenty of free parking. It was cold and windy the day I visited.

Huge park with lots of walking trails both on payment and dirt. The Trinity Trails follow the river throughout downtown Fort Worth and I noticed some people were fishing here as well. There are porta potties available throughout the park and a big children's playground the fun, new equipment for families to play on. There are several pavilions with picnic tables in this park as well. Great, safe place to visit for a walk!

Love love love this park. Perfect way to spend a hot summer day. It is filled with people and tons of beautiful plants. This is the perfect place to come and bike. There’s a lot of bikers here, who are so polite. There’s tons of people jogging and having fun. It is a great place to go with your family TLDR: nice park filled with beautiful trees

Great place for walking/biking trails, scenic views, picnics, and a huge park for the kids. Feels clean and safe.

Nice peaceful. Clean good walking, bike, jogging trails. Can walk the rocks across the river . Fishing and playgrounds and bathrooms were clean. Pet friendly

This bike trail never gets old and will entertain you as you train. The scenery is constantly changing, yes, there are some hills, many wonderful aromas as you pedal past cafe's and restaurants. Herons stalking, hawks circling, turtles sun bathing, snakes swimming, train tracks trembling, runners striding, and "pedals a turning" up and down this wonderful trail. Way to go Ft Worth and Tarrant County!

Love the Trinity Trails. City does a superb job of keeping it clean and safe. Highly recommend!

Enjoy the beautiful scenery while walking on the trails. Lush trees on one side and the Trinity river and the city buildings on the other side. Dream Park is the highlight of this trailhead. We had 4 kids with us, ages ranging from 7 to 12 year olds and they all LOVED this park!! It is an all accessible park. There is ample parking on streets around the trails. The river on one side looks beautiful as you walk on the trail. I am not sure if there were any restrooms because we didn't see any. There were a few port-a-potties outside the park. A couple street vendors were selling popsicles and snacks outside the park. We strolled to the rusty bridge, crossed the river, had some snacks under a tree and came back. Not a long walk but had fun!! Also went down to the water at a spot.