09/05/2020: I went biking here with my family (10 of us) and had a lot of fun. The trail is clean, not crowded, and well maintained. We biked for 13 miles and called it a day. The scenery was nice with lots of trees and shade. Seeing the river and lakes/ponds along the trail were nice. The part of the trail that we biked was relatively flat, which was great. No major hills to try to bike up and down from. The smell of trash was noticeable at times with the dump being not too far away. It wasn’t too bad, but my 7 year old niece said a few times that it stunk. LolI would definitely come here again.

Nice trail for those looking for a walk or run. Little no no hills or downhills. Oh and I saw white tail deers pretty cool seeing them.

Its the most undiscovered trail in the neighborhood.... absolutely beautiful view and wildlife!!

This trail is one of the hidden gems in Dallas. Completely paved concrete trail wanders through miles of dense forest, past gorgeous lakes and sprawling plains. Definitely worth biking or hiking.

Its a beautiful place to go for a walk, a hike, fishing or a picnick day. Bring insect repellent. Be aware of your surroundings for animals. If you take your dog make sure you have it on a leach. The place is beautiful but people need to help keep the place clean. We saw a lot of trash. Wonderful for a bike ride.

Long trail perfect for bike ride, run, or walk. Plenty of space and length with loads of shaded areas and views of the river. A great way to take a break, get away, and enjoy nature.

Im just getting started, so far so good. Its great to keep the quarantine 15 at bay. I have so much energy after my hour ride. This trail is nice and peaceful.

Pretty flowers and a nice place to get some urban wild near Dallas. The Trinity Forest Trail takes you over to the Audubon Center. Here you can pick up the AT&T Trail. You can force about a 7.3 mile loop but youll have to climb an embankment up to Parkway and travel on the busy road for about a quarter of a mile.

Great trail to go cycling on. It borders with the trinity audubon and its very long and very shaded. If you start at the trail head and ride to the end it is about 8 miles. Round-trip 16 miles. I would recommend coming early in the morning after sunrise. Hardly anyone on the trail. But with that being said, if you are a single lady like myself, be very cautious because there are long stretches deep into the forest and far from roads. I came with a couple friends just to be on the safe side. I wouldnt recommend coming close to sunset. Looks like the trail can get really dark and creepy and there are signs posted about wild cats, snakes and other critters being in the area. Only con I had was the constant piles of dog poop I kept coming up on in the trail. So remember, No one likes to step in poo. Please use a bag and not a shoe

Nice paved trail for a walk or bike trip. The trail goes past a few ponds and past Joppa Preserve which has a big open area with large trees. Probably saw around 20-30 people on a Sunday. Some of the areas around the ponds need to be cleaned as people have left trash.

Great concrete trail. Full trail is about 6 miles long, lots of small lakes along the way. Beautiful, youll forget ur still in the city

This is such a good paved trail. Always empty and never crowded. Great place for a quick human sacrifice!

Great place to stretch your legs, or cast a line. Never crowded.

Incredible hiking trail. Only issue is that theres no bathrooms along the main stretch, so make sure you go before you hike.

Beautiful trail! Go in the mornings during summer to beat the heat.

Great for hiking, BBQ, fishing. Absolutely beautiful

Been here a few years ago and finally came back... beautiful, serene, quiet with great scenery.

Loud. It by the highway.. We love it. A Trail to walk and rides bikes. Fishing by the small lake and walk a little way down u are by trinity river for boat launch.. Great place

I went there in 2012 (and had to dig through my photos to find them as I had titled it Joppa Preserve). If I recall correctly It was a nice trail that I had sought out to find some red ibis (or a similar bird--either way I didnt find any) that were rumored to have flown outside of their coastal region, in search inland for small lakes (they were posing an ecological destruction in some wetlands due to dryer climate requiring them to search for freshwater climate.) Some had photographs from the area online (I think I had uploaded some photos online from an airshow and came across it.) Its a short trail and is far more an outdoor park.

Really peaceful and wooded trail with lot of shade. I wish the length was longer but overall lots of greenery

Nice bike trails, though theyre a bit winding making it difficult to maintain speed and there are several spots that remain under standing water long after rainfall. Very nice natural area though, it doesnt feel like youre in texas.

Fishing and relaxing

City needs to cut back the trees and clean up the trash in the parking lot off Loop 12

A concrete hike/bike trail through the Joppa Preserve and the Trinity Audabon Center. Passes by several lakes, and over the Trinity. Great addition to this area!

Good place to walk

It was okay caught two small catfish. Maybe next time

Had a good walk, wish there were dirt trails, like goat island preserve. For a cyclist or runner the wide concrete pathway would fit the bill. Not a good place to go unless the wind is from north,west. Landfill to the south stinks! Only reason not 5 star!

Good for biking and walking. Much of the trail is shaded which makes it great for the mid-summer.

It was okay caught a few fish.

Nice place to take a walk or fish.

Peaceful and quiet.

Beautiful

Went early Oct.Saw lots of snakes, 4 different species and a turtle on the trail.Mosquitos very abundant, keep it moving or else youre lunch

This was really fun

Always beautiful

Quite place to do a little fishing fish dont really bite but nice getaway....

Not very challenging and a bit boring but good beginner hike.

Love it

Great exercise

Wonderful place to enjoy the great outdoors

Very poor signage to locate park. Poor access road. Dont go there.

Before I hit the trail

I was out there for work

Loved it

Hidden Gem of South Dallas!!!

Good

Great!!!!

Except for the city noise you can still unwind and emerse your self into nature. Lots of hog tracks be careful if not in a pack or group.