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Top 11 Dartable Trails Our region’s hike-and-bike network lets you stretch your legs and enjoy the outdoors while still maintaining a healthy ExerciseExercise isis essential.essential. distance from others. O R Parker Road P PLANO PLANO Fare ChangeDENTON Downtown Plano — 75 TOP 11 1 President George Bush Turnpike ExpresswayCentral to Denton (operated by DCTA) Regional Zone CityLine/Bush P Downtown Denton TC Dallas North Tollway 35E P LIMITED PARKING AVAILABLE Med Park P Highland Village/Lewisville Lake 2 P LIMITED PARKING AVAILABLE Galatyn Park G Old Town P North ADDISON Fare Change TRAILS Carrollton/ Hebron P — Frankford P ADDISON TRANSIT CTR. Arapaho Center P CARROLLTON RICHARDSON George Turnpike Bush President 121 Trinity Regional3 Zone Mills P Downtown RICHARDSON Carrollton P Spring Valley P — St FARMERS Regional Zone Fare Change 161 em Only Peak Weekdays m BRANCH o n P s F Farmers Branch P Grapevine/ r e GARLAND e Lyndon B. Johnson Freeway Main Street w Orange Line LBJ/Central to Parker Rd. Rd. Parker to LBJ/Central Line Orange B 635 a 635 y Downtown Dallas North Tollway Downtown 114 Royal Lane P O LBJ/Central P Forest/Jupiter 635 Garland Rowlett DFW P P P P Airport Belt P 114 Walnut Hill/ Forest Lane P North Line North Irving Denton P P Lake Convention 5 6 College Center 35E P Walnut Hill LBJ/Skillman Bachman P P 4 Lake Burbank R. L. Thornton Fwy DFW DFW Las Colinas P Park Lane Highlands P Airport Airport Urban P LOOP 30 North P 12 7 Terminal Terminal Center Freeway Stemmons Richland Hills/ B A Lovers Lane White Rock P Smitheld DFW 161 University Inwood/ UNIVERSITY PARK of Dallas Love Field 8 MESQUITE North Richland P HIGHLAND 75 SMU/Mockingbird P Hills/Iron Horse P 114 Southwestern PARK 183 Medical District/ Cityplace/Uptown P Mercantile Center LOOP Parkland Pearl/Arts 12 Market P District 635 P 35E LOOP North Side Center St. Paul 12 P P P Deep Ellum Richland P Cent rePort/ West Downtown Irving/ Medical/ 9 Akard Hills P Bell DFW Airport Irving Heritage Crossing Market Center West Baylor University 80 End Medical Center Fort 35E Worth IRVING Victory 75 30 Central 161 DOWNTOWNDALLAS Fair Park 30 MAP NOT TO SCALE FORT WORTH EBJ Union Station Convention MLK, Jr. P MAP LEGEND Fort Worth T & P P Center Tom Landry Freeway 45 Blue Line Fare Change Area Area Change Fare B 80 30 Hatcher UNT Dallas to Downtown Rowlett y w F Cedars Red Line Regional Zone n R COCKRELL o t P Westmoreland to Parker Rd. n Lawnview r HILL o 175 h Green Line T G . 8th & Corinth North Carrollton/Frankford LOOP .L 12 R Dallas Zoo P to Buckner President George Turnpike Bush President C. F. Hawn Fwy Tyler/Vernon Lake June P Morrell Orange Line O DFW Airport to LBJ/Central P Hampton Julius Schepps Fwy Buckner P Illinois P LBJ/Central to Parker, P Westmoreland G Weekdays Peak Only R Kiest P 11 P Parking Available 10 Trinity Railway Express VA Medical Center (No Sunday Service) LOOP 12 TRE Line / Stations 67 P 35E Ledbetter 45 TEXRail (Trinity Metro) Camp Wisdom P A-Train (DCTA) Marvin D. Love Regional Zone Fare Zone Boundry Regional Fares Apply UNT Dallas P B Lyndon B. Johnson Freeway 20 635 GLENN HEIGHTS CHISHOLM TRAIL CENTRAL TRAIL GREEN TRAIL CAMPION TRAIL 1 Downtown Plano Station 2 Galatyn Park Station 3 Downtown Carrollton Station 4 Las Colinas Urban Center Station Located a half-mile west of the station, the trail follows The leafy path extends south to Buckingham Road, and With a trailhead just north of the station, the trail runs along Starting east of the station, the seven-mile path follows the Spring Creek to Legacy Drive. intersects several other trails to the north. a creek past Josey Lane, connecting to three others. Elm Fork and has rugged detours for mountain bikers. BACHMAN LAKE TRAIL COTTONWOOD TRAIL/WHITE ROCK CREEK TRAIL WHITE ROCK LAKE TRAIL/WHITE ROCK CREEK TRAIL UNIVERSITY CROSSING TRAIL 5 Bachman Station 6 Forest Lane Station 7 White Rock Station 8 SMU/Mockingbird Station Tailor-made for 5K runners, the mostly shaded loop is The well-manicured Cottonwood Trail winds its way The popular nine-mile ring around the lake connects east of Beginning immediately north of the station, the trail located a third of a mile northeast of the station, and is north to Spring Valley Road, and connects with the the station to a seven-plus-mile trail that meanders through a runs alongside DART’s Blue Line, connecting to the exactly five kilometers long. White Rock Creek Trail just south of the station. wooded greenbelt all the way past LBJ Freeway. Santa Fe Trail and the paths around White Rock Lake. KATY TRAIL OAK CLIFF NATURE PRESERVE TRINITY RIVER AUDUBON CENTER Discover more at DART.org/DARTable 9 Victory Station 10 Westmoreland Station 11 Buckner Station Starting east of the station and running through Uptown, This six-and-a-half-mile loop is two-thirds of a mile The center, located less than two miles west of the station, the popular three-and-a-half-mile trail’s northern terminus southeast of the station, and encircles 121 acres of features hands-on exhibits and is the gateway to the Great is just beyond Knox Street near Central Expressway. trees and wildflowers. Trinity Forest, which includes five miles of trails. RiderInsider-July2020-Rail-Int-final.indd 1 6/24/20 11:29 AM Rider Insider July/August 2010 Rail Interior Created @ 100% Proof 72% Page Size: 20.875 x 22.0 .
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