Friends of the Trinity Strand Trail

Founded in 2002, Friends of the Trinity Strand Trail is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization working in partnership with the City of Dallas to design, build, and enhance a scenic urban trail along the original Trinity River channel. Our mission is simple: to connect Nature, Art, and Community in the heart of Dallas through our urban trail.

Connecting Our City

The Trinity Strand Trail forms a vital greenway link between the Design District, the Medical District, and Stemmons Corridor. Once complete, it will integrate into more than 73 miles of interconnected Dallas trails—including The Loop and the Katy Trail—bringing seamless pedestrian and bike access to key destinations across the city.

Go. See. Dallas.

Two women smiling and wearing sunglasses, sitting on a bench outdoors on a sunny day.
Three people walking outdoors on a paved path, smiling and wearing casual athletic clothing with sunglasses. Two men and one woman, with buildings and trees in the background.
A woman and a young boy riding bicycles on a paved path outdoors, with a mural on a brick wall behind them and a metal fence on the right side, during daylight.
Aerial view of downtown Dallas, Texas with tall skyscrapers, highways, and green parks under a partly cloudy sky.
A young boy wearing a black and gray striped hoodie and a black helmet standing outdoors with a bicycle, smiling at the camera, in front of a wall with large graffiti writing.
A man squatting outdoors on a sidewalk, holding a white dog with heterochromatic eyes and a leash, with trees and buildings in the background on a sunny day.