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Rail Trail TRAIL MAP 2, 4, NC-N 380 Downtown Denton CO Transit Center (DDTC) FRIS 77 77 288 DENTON Routes1, 2, 3, 6, 1, 7, 2,NC-N MedPar3, 6, 7, EZ k T POIN Station OAK A-train Rail Trail TRAIL MAP 2, 4, NC-N Denton Crossing E LITTL M 377 Shopping Center77 MedPark Station EL 5E Routes2, 4, NC-N 2, 4 3 STATION TRAIL ACCESS & PARKING Corinth Community Park Trail access and parking is available at each of DCTA’s ve A-train stations: • Downtown Denton Transit Center (73 parking spots): OD O KEW LA AGE VILL Access the trail in front of the transit center 35W Corinth City Hall • MedPark Station (723 parking spots): Access the trail at the station platform (trail crosses over station platform) • Highland Village/Lewisville Lake Station (138 parking spots): 35E 377 CORINTH LAKE Access the trail by the N Garden Ridge Blvd. bridge DALLAS • Old Town Station (169 parking spots): Access the trail via Railroad St. ONY HE COL Hickory Creek • HebronT Station (406 parking spots): Access the trail via Lakeside Circle Park Lake Dallas City Park Arrowhead Park Lewisville Lake Legend Pilot Knoll Park Lewisville Lake Y T Y T N U N OU O C N I C Copperas N O LL T O N C E Branch ALTERNATIVE TRAIL ACCESSD TRASH bin Lakeside Lewisville Lake Rail Trail Community Park Park Parks Bench Tower Bay Park • Denton Crossing Shopping Center: Access the trail via Brinker Rd. Highland Village/ LAKE Parking Highland Village/ • Corinth City Hall: Access the trail via Corinth Pkwy. Lewisville L ake Station Station train tracks Lewisville Lake Station HVCS, HV Lyft, NC-N , NC-S • Lake Dallas City Park: Access the trail via E Hundley Dr. HV CSLyft, HV Lyft, NC-N, NC-S Station Name • Toyota Railroad Park: Access the trail via Railroad St. Connecting Routes CAUTION: There may be shared-use lanes and construction zones along the alternative trailE access rail trail. Exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings at all times. L ARGY LAGE LLELA Nature Preserve bike racks HIGHLAND VIL O PLAN emergency call box Old Town 121 LZ LAKEWAY ZONE Station 22 Old Town Station EZ DDTC EVening ZONE Route22 22 LEWISVILLE HV Lyft Highland village lyft Toyota Toyota Railroad Park 77 Railroad Park 3 A-train Rail Trail 121 35E Trinity Mills Bike. S A Hebron DALL Station Station DARTDART Walk. 21, 22, LZ Hebron Station To Carrollton & Dallas Routes21, 22, LZ21, 22, LZ Run. 121 User Guide Trinity Mills 19 miles all year long Station DART ABOUT THE RAIL TRAIL RAIL TRAIL AMENITIES FUN DESTINATIONS ALONG THE RAIL TRAIL The A-train Rail Trail is 19 miles long and connects from downtown Denton to Lewisville With scenic views and easy accessibility, DCTA’s rail trail is a viable amenity for biking, You don’t have to go far to have a good time. There are many fun places to visit in alongside the DCTA commuter rail line. walking, running and other exercise activities. Denton, Highland Village and Lewisville that are accessible from DCTA’s rail trail. The rail trail is part of DCTA’s ongoing eorts to improve air quality, economic Amenities include: DENTON development, mobility and livability. It connects existing transit facilities with key • Rest areas with benches and trash cans in select areas destinations within DCTA's member cities (Denton, Highland Village and Lewisville) and • Downtown Denton shops, restaurants and other entertainment surrounding areas. • Concrete paths and scenic views, with access to Lake Lewisville - short walk from the DDTC • Z-crossing fencing for the safety of cyclists and pedestrians • Fred Moore Park - accessible via Prairie St DCTA partners with Denton, Lewisville and • Denton Crossing Shopping Center - accessible via Brinker Rd Highland Village, the cities surrounding the • Parking available at each of DCTA’s ve A-train stations trail, Denton County, Texas Department of • Connectivity to many other Denton County parks and trails HIGHLAND VILLAGE Transportation (TxDOT) and the North Central Texas Council of Governments • Shops of Highland Village and The Marketplace at Highland Village - accessible via the Highland Village Lyft Discount Program (NCTCOG) on the rail trail. Access to mobility services at A-train stations. (does not accommodate bikes) • Highland Village Double Ranch Park - accessible via the Garden Ridge bridge RAIL TRAIL SAFETY TIPS A-TRAIN CONNECTION • Copperas Branch Park - accessible via the Garden Ridge bridge LEWISVILLE • Know Your Right of Way: Check signage for the rail trail and follow the correct right of Need a short break while on DCTA’s rail trail? Hop on the agency’s A-train commuter • Toyota Railroad Park (trail goes through the park) way yields rail line that connects from downtown Denton to Lewisville. Connection to Dallas is • Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area (LLELA) • Exercise Caution at Night: Portions of the rail trail may be darker than others at night, available through Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s (DART) Green Line at the Trinity Mills - trail goes by the entrance so stay aware of your surroundings Station in Carrollton. • Old Town Lewisville shops, restaurants and other entertainment venues - short walk from Old Town Station • Cross at Designated Location: Check your STOP Passengers can ride the A-train free of charge TRAIN STATION surroundings before crossing the rail trail; only cross at in the designated "free fare zones” between the designated crosswalks and never cross the tracks illegally Downtown Denton Transit Center and the • Stop for Flashing Red Lights: Flashing red lights MedPark Station, as well as between the SHOPS indicate a train is approaching from either direction; do not Hebron Station and the Trinity Mills Station. RESTAURANTS cross the tracks until the lights have stopped ashing and it’s safe to do so Visit RideDCTA.net for more information. TRAIL CONNECT WITH US RULES FOR BIKING SAFELY BIKE CHECK TIPS AVOID RIDING IN BLIND SPOTS • Make sure your bike has reectors When riding your bike near large vehicles, stay alert and exercise caution. Buses frequently pull to the right when stopping to load and unload passengers. If you’re passing a stopped CONNECT • Wear a head lamp WITHCONNECT US vehicle on your bike, stay on the bike path which will dictate your way around parked and WITH US • Carry an emergency pump moving vehicles. • Dress in bright, reective clothing, especially if you’re cycling in the evening • Utilize ocial hand signs during your ride • Make sure your bags and items are securely attached to you or your bike LOOK BOTH WAYS BEFORE YOU CROSS When riding your bike, always look both ways when crossing an intersection for buses, trains, cars and alongside rail trails and city streets. Dismounting before you cross any intersection during your bike trip is the way to go to stay safe..
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