Big Cedar Wilderness Trail — Attraction in Dallas

Simply put, the best trails in North Texas. You will be tested. Your legs will wish to mutiny. Your attention will be required.

Bring your climbing legs and your focus. The technical descents will require it. The climbing will make you earn the downhill rewards. You will see significant elevation while riding here. You week have sine truly fun downhill sections as a gift for your efforts. You will love it. The new pavilion is such a gift. Amazing that the Church gives so much back to the mountain bike community, on top of allowing us the truly great priviledge of access to the trails on the property. Showers, bathrooms, a place to gather in the shade with surprisingly amazing views. Once you've been, you'll go ride these trails again and again. Be sure to donate some funds to the church to keep access, and to thank them for all that they've done for mountain biking in...

Love this property. Have taken my rescue pitbull for nice long hikes many, many times. Today we ran into two dogs off-leash, as well as their very rude owner(s), who claimed she owned the property. (insert eyeroll here) Her two dogs ran right up to my pit and would not get off of him. He had an extremely traumatic start in life, so you can imagine that he does not respond well to being rushed by strange dogs. I repeatedly asked the two ladies to get the dogs off of mine. They just stood there, twenty feet away, sauntering slowly in our general direction, arguing that their dogs weren't doing anything wrong. She said that if my dog wasn't good with other dogs, he shouldn't be out. Sure lady. I'll leave my rescue pup caged up forever so your disobedient animals can run wild. If you horrible women who were out there today are reading this, shame on you. Leash...

I visited this trail system for the first time in October by myself. I mainly wandered around with the understanding that most trails connect with the Ranger trail. I eventually found the Ranger trail then the signs pointing toward the trailhead/exit when I was ready to return to the the parking areas.

I enjoyed the nature, the condition of the trails, and the moderate difficulty overall of my nature walk. I have been to Cedar Ridge Preserve many times and Cedar Hill State Park DORBA loops several times. I would put this place on par with both in terms of natural beauty and overall difficulty of the trails although this place felt much...