For being in downtown Dallas, this is a pretty cool fun park. I usually walk here during my lunch…read morebreak whenever I have an assignment in the downtown area. Plenty of activities for families and kids such as the water sprouts and the playground. There's also food trucks here and plenty of stores/shops within walking distance. Every time I explore this park, I always catch kids using this park as a pretend obstacle course with the water sprouts and ground designs. Someday I'll bring my kids to this park when I have them. Not much parking space here so best to walk here or use the DART to get here.

This park is right in downtown. It has a lot going for it. There are kids areas - playground, toys,…read moresbooks, etc. Lots of shaded seating. A couple of restaurants. Several food trucks. Enjoyed a morning stroll then lunch.

cute small sized park with nice landscaping and walking path around. plenty of benches.read more

I parked by a white building for free and then realized the bridge connected to the Katy Trail. It…read morewas nice to have a clear walking path. I also liked the benches placed throughout the park area with the pond. It was quite relaxing after a long day.

White Rock Lake is one of my favorite places to unplug and reset. The trail is very clean, clearly…read moremarked, and perfect for both bikers and walkers, so everything flows smoothly without feeling crowded. There's always plenty of wildlife to spot along the way, including this adorable little fur baby in the video attached. I love coming out here to soak in nature, get some fresh air, and completely remove myself from the noise of the world for a while. Whether you're looking for a peaceful walk, a solid bike ride, or just a mental reset, White Rock Lake never disappoints.

Great area to ride your bike, and watch nature! This trail is super long and connects with other…read moretrails such as the SFT (Santa fe) which will take you to downtown! Rent you a bike at bike mart for 60 bucks for 24 hours and take off into the sunset.

This is such a beautiful park. I'm not surprised as it's in the Highland Park neighborhood of…read moreDallas which is the equivalent of Beverly Hills, California in terms of upscale and environment. The park's walking path surrounds a lake and you'll probably encounter a giant teddy bear statue and teddy bear garden in the park along the bridge area. The landscaping here is prestine and breathtaking with the grass freshly cut and trees held up nicely. Plenty of residents walk here with their dogs or have picnics here. You'll also likely see some people working on their photography skills with photo shoots here. And you may run into a flock of ducks here adding to the tranquility of this park. Very nice Dallas, very nice!

My dog and I had a very peaceful and enjoyable morning at the park! The teddy bear statues are so…read moregreat! The park has great walking paths, bridges, ducks, and a waterfall. I highly recommend a trip here!

I hosted an audiobook walk here during the holiday season, and it couldn't have been a more magical…read moresetting. The beautifully lit trees transformed the park into a winter wonderland and created the perfect backdrop for an evening spent listening to a good book. The walking path is easy and peaceful, making it enjoyable for everyone, including those who brought their fur babies. There's something so relaxing about wandering through the lights with an audiobook in your ears, it truly feels like stepping into the pages of a story. Vitruvian Park is beautiful any time of year, but during the holidays it's absolutely enchanting. If you're looking for a festive evening stroll, this is one of my favorite spots in DFW.

Every holiday season the entire park gets lit up with christmas lights each night. I have been…read morecoming for years with my family and it's a wonderful experience. The parking can be tricky, but its worth it and it's entirely free

[4] - Location [5] - Uniqueness…read more [5] - Free Entry A hidden gem that brings me memories of " A Secret Garden" Or a ritual sacred place in Uptown Dallas. Though very small and delicate, this would the perfect place for photography, read a book, even perhaps some meditation. There is unique stones statues placed here from, Dragons, to gargoyles, angels. The trees are delicately placed, some I have never seen before with many beautiful colors and foliage. I loved it when I came to check it out, many much parking so you may get luck if there is not many people there, which usually there are for taking pictures. It is not a big place, it is very small, but enough to take a nice little stroll and enjoy for whomever made this place available to the public. Note - When we arrived there are sign's at the entrances that say, in order to enter this property you had to call a number that was on the sign and ask for permission first before entering. I did not call, and just walked around admiring the garden as many others did. Though, if you do plan on going, enter at your own risk ( You prob should call and ask for permission first). Sadly I did not take a picture of the sign. I was probably only there 15 minutes at the most to enjoy the whole garden. I'd love to go back with my camera to take some nice pictures sometime. Totally a nice little place to check out if you happen to be in this area.

Couple of figure statues. Big whoop. Not much else going on here. Not really scenic or anythingread more

Great place to go on a hike in DFW. Doesn't feel like you are in the city at all. Not great for…read morethese 100 degree August days but as soon as it cools down a bit, it is a great place to get away from the concrete jungle.

Came here with my boyfriend, since the weather's been so nice. We had to wait for a few minutes to…read moreenter the park, since they let the same amount of people go in as those exiting. It's so nice to be surrounded by nature and to see such great views. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and maybe bring a hiking stick if you have an issue with balance, since there are lots of uneven paths and steps. Overall, it was a really nice park and we walked the entire area. Will definitely visit again!

I've been going to this park for over 54 years. It is still as beautiful now as it was back then…read more It is an easy 7.5 mile walk from the house or 9 miles if I stick to the formal trails. My last three trips were for this year's Memorial Day activities in support of Carry the Load. This park comes to a new life when there is a large event such as the very noble Carry the Load. Reverchon's beautiful greenery, powerful oaks and gentle rolling meadows are accented with the dark reddish sandstone walls and structures that soothes the soul. It is almost like a slice of Eden.To see this impressive park comfort those grieving as they remember the fallen military, police, fire and other first responders validates its role as a magnanimous friend. It fosters the catharsis and healing needed by many. The trip up and down from the Katy trail (which is high above) can be as challenging as you want to achieve and as beautiful as you want to view. I like the winding stone steps. There are observation terraces, conversation pits, and nature everywhere. It is shielded by quiet Dallas high rises just far enough away. The quiet serenity at night is in contrast to its vibrant life during the day. It retains the natural attraction whether it is a hand full of park goers to over ten thousand. It's great for the dogs, kids and oldtimers like me. There are some sport facilities for the team sport athletes. And of course there are the trails. There is a lack of immediate parking which I think helps retain its natural beauty . There are lots and streets to park if you decide not to go on foot. The adjoining recreation center has all you could want or need. The food and drink options are not too far away and some are world renown. If you need mental cleansing or some quiet reflection, Reverchon Park is the place to stroll.

It had some nice areas like the front entrance that had a beautiful flower garden with concrete…read moreseats. Some people report sketchy behavior but that's on par for a public park right?! I haven't noticed excessive issues with litter but I've been multiple times and they take really really good care of the landscaping. I appreciate that! This park leads to direct access to the Katy Trail.

Wow, what a great little spot to see the skyline of Dallas. It is a long bridge with plenty of…read moreseats and benches to sit on to relax and watch the sunset, which was the time I came around. I can tell that this place would be great for a date night after grabbing some dinner at the Trinity Groves, and then heading here at night to walk under the lights and seeing the beautiful Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge illuminated under the night sky. Can't wait to return and experience this at night next time!

A nice beautiful walk and some scenic views . Trinity overlook park is located near downtown Dallas…read morenear the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge in west Dallas . Peaceful and relaxing atmosphere, put the phone away and enjoy some tranquility and a good walk. The park is made up of trails that are elevated and lower trails beneath for walking and jogging . The elevated trail is gravel but there are sidewalks for the lower level paths. You can see the Dallas skyline and variety of wildlife . Parking is ok, but could use some renovating . There are several ponds and a few resting areas. Not really shaded unless your under a bridge so not an ideal place when bad weather occurs . If you're new to Dallas or have never been, I highly suggest talking a stroll through this park.

Let me tell you all the ways I love the Trinity Skyline Trail. It's easy to access from several…read moreareas. It offers great sunrises. There are not a lot of people on the trails. The views of downtown and all the bridges is something else. You can feel like you're all alone out there, but so close to the action too. As a woman, we always have to be viligant about our surroundings, and I would not come here at night. I've been early in the mornings, when it's still a little dark out, so I usually walk up on the levees. You can see people coming from far away. I ran into an after-hours party one early Saturday, but since a flock camera was installed, I have not seen the kids out there - just people getting their fitness on, or the occasional hobo. I believe the entire trail goes about 4+ miles. When the weather cools off a little, I'll tackle the entire thing. Right now, I am enjoying the solitude and pumping up my music and dancing a little down the trail. If you hear cats screaming - it's just me singing along to Chappel Roan, so don't fear.

I always enjoy coming here whenever I'm in Dallas for the views of the Calatravas bridges and the…read moreDallas downtown skyline. The hiking and biking trail takes you past some of the most scenic parts of downtown Dallas. The end of each trail has a bridge for connection. The trail is well-kept and clean, giving some of the most breath-taking views of the city. It's perfect for walking/biking and for renting a scooter. I saw plenty of people snapping photos/videos/selfies for their feed and rightfully so. No doubt you'll get some of the best views of Dallas when you're here!