I am an outdoor enthusiast. While my job keeps me inside at a desk, typing on a keyboard and staring at a monitor for at least forty hours a week, I spend as much free time as possible in the fresh air. Living in Fort Worth, Texas, I am fortunate to have access to the Trinity Trails system. This network of scenic trails wind along the Trinity River and provide gorgeous scenery and outdoor activities right in the heart of the city. The Trinity Trails stretch for over seventy miles, weaving through For Worth and offering a diversity of landscapes. It is the perfect destination for a peaceful stroll, calorie-burning run or invigorating bike ride. The paths are wonderfully well-maintained and include several access points located around the city. I have no trouble riding my bike to one of the many entrances. The extensive network of paved and unpaved trails is ideal for any avid cyclists. I can pedal through picturesque parks, urban landscapes and serene natural areas. The trails are well-marked and if weather permits, I take my bike out at least once per week. One of my favorite features of the Trinity Trails is its close proximity to the Trinity River. Whether I run, bike or walk the trails, I appreciate stunning views of the riverbanks, lush greenery and abundant wildlife. I regularly pass through open prairies and dense woodlands. While I’ve never gotten into birdwatching, I do enjoy spotting different species. Another benefit of Trinity Trails is that they lead to an array of parks, including Trinity Park, Gateway Park and Panther Island Pavilion. There are opportunities to picnic, fish and attend all sorts of events.
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