by Cathryn Lamb | May 12, 2022 | News, Trinity Trails App, Trinity Trails App Exclusive, Trinity Trails App|Trinity Trails App Exclusive
UPDATE 5/09/2022** Phase 2 of the Clearfork Construction is now complete and open to trail users. We are still watering along this section, but we are working around trail users. UPDATE 4/11/2022** Phase 2 of the Clearfork Construction is expected to complete this...
by Cathryn Lamb | Dec 16, 2021 | News, Trinity Trails App, Trinity Trails App|Trinity Trails App Exclusive, Trinity Trails Art
The first Trout Stocking of the 35th Tarrant Regional Water District Trout Season kicks off today, December 16 at Trinity Park and River Park. So get ready, grab your fishing pole and rediscover your backyard! Since 1986, the community has settled on the banks of the...
by Cathryn Lamb | Nov 25, 2021 | News, Trinity Trails App
With today being Thanksgiving, we are reflecting on the top five things we are thankful for today and every day along the Trinity Trails. (Trust us; it was hard to narrow down to just five). Check it out: Painting the River: A Trinity Trails Mural Gallery. The mural...
by Cathryn Lamb | Nov 22, 2021 | News, Trinity Trails App, Trinity Trails App Exclusive
Looking for something fun to do this holiday season? Panther Island Ice, Fort Worth’s outdoor skating rink is open now through January 17, 2022! The ice rink will operate seven days a week, including all holidays. The rink is real ice located mostly under a large...
by Cathryn Lamb | Oct 19, 2021 | News, Trinity Trails App, Trinity Trails App Exclusive, Trinity Trails App|Trinity Trails App Exclusive
Update 10/19/21** Attention Trail Users: The section of East Bank Trail along Forest Park Blvd and across from Trinity Park is now open. Thank you for your patience as we worked to repair this part of the trails. Attention Trail Users: Our crews are working to repair...
by Cathryn Lamb | Sep 8, 2021 | News, Trinity Trails App, Trinity Trails App Exclusive, Trinity Trails App|Trinity Trails App Exclusive
Being a good steward of the environment was ingrained in Jamie Cox at an early age. Growing up in Mississippi, she was a member of 4-H and was taught “to keep America beautiful.” So, when the 55-year-old high school teacher moved into an apartment near University...
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