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Trinity Skyline Trail — Attraction in Dallas

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Trinity Skyline Trail
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Nearby attractions
Empressive Earth Gallery
1339 E Levee St, Dallas, TX 75207
Ronald Kirk Bridge
109 Continental Ave, Dallas, TX 75207
Dallas Contemporary
161 Glass St, Dallas, TX 75207
Craighead Green Gallery
167 Parkhouse St, Dallas, TX 75207
Beaux Arts Gallery
154 Glass St # 104, Dallas, TX 75207
Playboy Bunny Sign
174 Howell St, Dallas, TX 75207
I love Dallas Mural
174 Howell St, Dallas, TX 75207
Samuel Lynne Galleries
1105 Dragon St, Dallas, TX 75207
Cris Worley Fine Arts
1845 E Levee St #110, Dallas, TX 75207
Howell and Dragon
1130 Dragon St # 120, Dallas, TX 75207
Nearby restaurants
Beto & Son
3011 Gulden Ln #108, Dallas, TX 75212
Saint Rocco's New York Italian
3011 Gulden Ln #100, Dallas, TX 75212
LUCK (Local Urban Craft Kitchen)
3011 Gulden Ln Suite 112, Dallas, TX 75212
Winsome Prime
331 Singleton Blvd, Dallas, TX 75212
Soirée Coffee Bar
320 Singleton Blvd Suite 190, Dallas, TX 75212
Pesca Coastal Classics and Seafood Boils
3011 Gulden Ln #107, Dallas, TX 75212
Dozo Omakase & Handroll Bar
3011 Gulden Ln #109, Dallas, TX 75212
Bellini's Italian Cafe and Bar
921 N Riverfront Blvd #300, Dallas, TX 75207
Milagro Tacos Cantina
440 Singleton Blvd Ste 100, Dallas, TX 75212
365 Tacos Singleton
353 Singleton Blvd #100, Dallas, TX 75212
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Trinity Skyline Trail

Trinity Skyline Trail, Dallas, TX 75212, United States
4.6(51)
Open until 12:00 AM
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attractions: Empressive Earth Gallery, Ronald Kirk Bridge, Dallas Contemporary, Craighead Green Gallery, Beaux Arts Gallery, Playboy Bunny Sign, I love Dallas Mural, Samuel Lynne Galleries, Cris Worley Fine Arts, Howell and Dragon, restaurants: Beto & Son, Saint Rocco's New York Italian, LUCK (Local Urban Craft Kitchen), Winsome Prime, Soirée Coffee Bar, Pesca Coastal Classics and Seafood Boils, Dozo Omakase & Handroll Bar, Bellini's Italian Cafe and Bar, Milagro Tacos Cantina, 365 Tacos Singleton
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Nearby attractions of Trinity Skyline Trail

Empressive Earth Gallery

Ronald Kirk Bridge

Dallas Contemporary

Craighead Green Gallery

Beaux Arts Gallery

Playboy Bunny Sign

I love Dallas Mural

Samuel Lynne Galleries

Cris Worley Fine Arts

Howell and Dragon

Empressive Earth Gallery

Empressive Earth Gallery

5.0

(158)

Closed
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Ronald Kirk Bridge

Ronald Kirk Bridge

4.7

(369)

Open 24 hours
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Dallas Contemporary

Dallas Contemporary

4.6

(237)

Closed
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Craighead Green Gallery

Craighead Green Gallery

4.8

(42)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Trinity Skyline Trail

Beto & Son

Saint Rocco's New York Italian

LUCK (Local Urban Craft Kitchen)

Winsome Prime

Soirée Coffee Bar

Pesca Coastal Classics and Seafood Boils

Dozo Omakase & Handroll Bar

Bellini's Italian Cafe and Bar

Milagro Tacos Cantina

365 Tacos Singleton

Beto & Son

Beto & Son

4.3

(1.6K)

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Saint Rocco's New York Italian

Saint Rocco's New York Italian

4.3

(863)

$$$

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LUCK (Local Urban Craft Kitchen)

LUCK (Local Urban Craft Kitchen)

4.3

(423)

$$

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Winsome Prime

Winsome Prime

4.8

(552)

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Josh DieselJosh Diesel
Good start, decent area for a park, but the park itself needs a lot more polishing. Trail gets covered in silt and mud making it exceptionally dangerous if youre not on a mountain bike. All available maps and signage are faided (see photos), unclear, and generally not facing the logical direction (in regards to maps mainly, see in photos the two sides of info board facing parking area are blank, and the side facing people already on the trail has the map, which shows the river being "infront of you" despite it actually being over your shoulder when looking at the map [i.e. backwards]). Other maps dont even display the trails, just nearby points of interest, which someone on the trail has no way of getting to since the map doesnt display the trails. Wayfinding in general is borderline useless, i was standing less than 20 feet from the trailhead near the parking area, trying for over ten minutes to orient myself to the only available map, and could not for the life of me even see the hairpin turn just over an embankment that lead to the trail, so i instead went the wrong direction over the pedestrian bridge, which does not at all lead to a bike trail. Needs a lot of work to make it suitable/welcoming to first time visitors.
Fernanda DieguezFernanda Dieguez
Iconic spot in Dallas. From the gorgeous skyline view, to the Ronald Kirk bridge, this is a must do if you are visiting the Big D! I first came to this place back in 2019 on my first visit to Dallas. One word to describe this place is breathtaking. The area offers parking, restaurants and great photo opportunities. This place is the perfect spot for that vacation photo with your significant other, and family. If you have never been here, I say, stop sleeping on this area. Something I also liked is that there is a lot of families and a police officer patrolling the area.
Julio AlvarezJulio Alvarez
One of the hidden gems for trails in Dallas. You can choose between unpaved trails along the top of the levee or the paved trails in the Trinity wetlands along the river. There are stunning views of the skyline all along the trail, as well as a good view of the Tri it y river and its wildlife. A slight drawback to this trail system is the the lack of shade. If you plan to come here, he sure it isn't during the middle of a hot Texas summer day!
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Good start, decent area for a park, but the park itself needs a lot more polishing. Trail gets covered in silt and mud making it exceptionally dangerous if youre not on a mountain bike. All available maps and signage are faided (see photos), unclear, and generally not facing the logical direction (in regards to maps mainly, see in photos the two sides of info board facing parking area are blank, and the side facing people already on the trail has the map, which shows the river being "infront of you" despite it actually being over your shoulder when looking at the map [i.e. backwards]). Other maps dont even display the trails, just nearby points of interest, which someone on the trail has no way of getting to since the map doesnt display the trails. Wayfinding in general is borderline useless, i was standing less than 20 feet from the trailhead near the parking area, trying for over ten minutes to orient myself to the only available map, and could not for the life of me even see the hairpin turn just over an embankment that lead to the trail, so i instead went the wrong direction over the pedestrian bridge, which does not at all lead to a bike trail. Needs a lot of work to make it suitable/welcoming to first time visitors.
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Iconic spot in Dallas. From the gorgeous skyline view, to the Ronald Kirk bridge, this is a must do if you are visiting the Big D! I first came to this place back in 2019 on my first visit to Dallas. One word to describe this place is breathtaking. The area offers parking, restaurants and great photo opportunities. This place is the perfect spot for that vacation photo with your significant other, and family. If you have never been here, I say, stop sleeping on this area. Something I also liked is that there is a lot of families and a police officer patrolling the area.
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One of the hidden gems for trails in Dallas. You can choose between unpaved trails along the top of the levee or the paved trails in the Trinity wetlands along the river. There are stunning views of the skyline all along the trail, as well as a good view of the Tri it y river and its wildlife. A slight drawback to this trail system is the the lack of shade. If you plan to come here, he sure it isn't during the middle of a hot Texas summer day!
Julio Alvarez

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4.6
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2.0
7y

Good start, decent area for a park, but the park itself needs a lot more polishing.

Trail gets covered in silt and mud making it exceptionally dangerous if youre not on a mountain bike. All available maps and signage are faided (see photos), unclear, and generally not facing the logical direction (in regards to maps mainly, see in photos the two sides of info board facing parking area are blank, and the side facing people already on the trail has the map, which shows the river being "infront of you" despite it actually being over your shoulder when looking at the map [i.e. backwards]). Other maps dont even display the trails, just nearby points of interest, which someone on the trail has no way of getting to since the map doesnt display the trails.

Wayfinding in general is borderline useless, i was standing less than 20 feet from the trailhead near the parking area, trying for over ten minutes to orient myself to the only available map, and could not for the life of me even see the hairpin turn just over an embankment that lead to the trail, so i instead went the wrong direction over the pedestrian bridge, which does not at all lead to a bike trail.

Needs a lot of work to make it suitable/welcoming to first...

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5.0
3y

Iconic spot in Dallas. From the gorgeous skyline view, to the Ronald Kirk bridge, this is a must do if you are visiting the Big D! I first came to this place back in 2019 on my first visit to Dallas. One word to describe this place is breathtaking. The area offers parking, restaurants and great photo opportunities. This place is the perfect spot for that vacation photo with your significant other, and family. If you have never been here, I say, stop sleeping on this area. Something I also liked is that there is a lot of families and a police officer...

   Read more
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5.0
7y

One of the hidden gems for trails in Dallas. You can choose between unpaved trails along the top of the levee or the paved trails in the Trinity wetlands along the river. There are stunning views of the skyline all along the trail, as well as a good view of the Tri it y river and its wildlife. A slight drawback to this trail system is the the lack of shade. If you plan to come here, he sure it isn't during the middle of a hot...

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