Best day ever Sunny n sound weather wooow great place to hike we had real fun we loved it n scared…read morewe will loose our way whoa wild

This is one of my favorite trails to visit, especially during the Texas heat because the area is…read morevery well shaded. I always bring my dogs here, and they absolutely love it. The last few times I visited during weekends or holidays, it was pretty crowded with teenagers running around and a lot more activity. But this time it was quiet and you could hear the birds, so peaceful. Everyone around the trail was very respectful. There were people cycling, walking their dogs, hiking, and just enjoying the outdoors. I also love that there are different trail options depending on how long or challenging you want your walk to be. There's a nice mix of uphill and downhill sections, which makes it even better. Plus, the nearby dam area is perfect for taking a break and cooling down. One thing I really appreciated this visit was how clean everything looked. Previously, I had noticed quite a bit of littering, especially broken glass bottles, which can be really dangerous for dogs. Thankfully, this time around the trail looked much cleaner and better maintained.

Eagle Mountain Park has a decent size parking lot and I noticed they had a Kona ice truck out…read morefront. They have restrooms available, however they are porta potties that need maintenance. My friend and I enjoyed walking the overlook trail, including seeing the views of the lake. The weather was sunny and breezy and we got a good workout. I like that they don't allow dogs here to preserve their wildlife. We saw a couple of deer on our walk which was lovely. We look forward to our next visit to Eagle Mountain Park.

Eagle Mountain Park has great hiking trails along with some scenic views. One of the best features…read moreof this park is that it's pedestrian only and there are no bikes or dogs allowed. This makes for a great hiking experience. Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge lover of dogs, but I love that this park is working to preserve the nature, plus some of the trails are steep and it would be heinous to make your dog venture up and down some of these more aggressive slopes. Nonetheless, I still saw two people bring their dogs out... some people simply have no regard for guidelines to protect the nature and not create an undue burden on your dog. Sigh. This is truly one of the best places in DFW if you are serious about hiking. There is a 500 feet elevation gain on the trail by the lake and this makes for great views and an easy way to get your heart rate up. There is ample parking and admission to the park is free. The only downside I would mention is the only restroom facilities are two port-o-potties and they were disgusting. One was out of toilet paper and there are no sinks to wash up. I don't know why people feel the need to make a bad situation worse by urinating all over the seat and trashing the facilities. Other than that, Eagle Mountain Park is a great choice for a semi-challenging hike site in DFW. The views are also a great reward for your efforts!

This is an amazing place to hike! 1. Free - there is a…read moredonation box 2. Dog friendly - keep them on a leash 3. Restrooms available - porta potty @ entrance 4. Picnic bench - @ trail entrance

This park is over 700 acres, with about half of it being for off-roading (Jeeps, etc), and about…read morehalf being for hiking and mountain biking. The off roading trails have been open for years, but the hiking trails just opened up in March 2018 and I'm kicking myself that we hadn't checked this place out sooner. The park itself is in between Bridgeport and Chico, off of 101, but is closer to Bridgeport. It's set pretty far back off 101, but is clearly marked with signage, and easy to find. The parking lot was clean & large, with port-a-potties, trash can, picnic tables, and a map of the park available. Right off the parking lot was an entrance to the Butterfield Trail, with complimentary walking sticks available to assist you, which I thought was a really lovely, thoughtful touch. Since it was our first time here, though, and we had the kids with us, we tried out the shortest, easiest trail available: the Oil Rig. The pathways were well-marked and easy to follow. The "easy" hike was truly easy, more of a nature walk than a hike. It was perfect for the time of day and the company we had. My daughter called everything "fairy" this or that because between the light and how beautiful the landscape was, it really was magical. All in all, it was a perfect experience and we can't wait to go back and try another trail.

Merry Christmas! Didn't want to waste the day by staying secluded at the apartment all day. I…read morewanted to go hiking and to enjoy a cigar next to a campfire. All accomplished...woohoo! The only drawback is I had to rent a campsite for the day in order to get a fire blazing. Kind of sucked since I wasn't planning on spending the night. Oh well! It was all still worth it as I supported nature and TPWD. The hiking trails were challenging and invigorating. Thankfully they were also very clearly marked. They were a challenge with all the natural rock and rock cliffs. Penitentiary Hollow was the main attraction of the hike. Wow, Lake Mineral Wells rocks with awesomeness! Please camp here!

Really pretty lake. Had a picnic lunch played some Frisbee. Watched several folks successfully…read morefishing. Nice slot canyon walk/climb at Penitentiary Hollow. I am older and have less than great knees so I sat out the trip down into the canyons. But the views at the top were breathtaking. The family had a great trip.

Knob Hills MTB trails. Maybe 12 miles of mostly…read morebeginner/int trails with several short, advanced segments. Well marked and maintained. Part of loop 3 was closed due to flooding, so about a mile of that loop was two way traffic, not too bad just need to be careful. Fun trails that roll pretty fast.

Great hiking/biking trail. Fair pathways carved out and nice hills here and there. The lake is…read morepretty but stagnate at certain spots. First time out in early August, ran out of water and missed the turn around point. Ended up doing 16 miles, nearly died, but made it out after 7 hrs. Never again. Will definitely turn around at first turn around point or carry more water

Wonderful people, wonderful bike shop. My hybrid Trek bike was braking rough, and something was…read morerubbing. The owner promptly found the problem (derailer was rubbing), adjusted my tire pressures, then watched me ride to assess the brakes. He proceeded to make necessary adjustments. While I was waiting, I talked to him about bike seats and he explained the different styles and densities. I chose one that he immediately offered to switch out, then had me ride again to check seat height and position. My bike is MUCH more comfortable now and rides like new. Pricing was fair. I felt very well cared for and I WILL be back!

Only open Tuesday through Saturday, this store is on the backside of where Google Maps took me…read more Actually on Shamrock and not Cullen. As soon as I stepped inside, I felt very welcomed. Gordon, think that was his name, took very good care of me. We talked about my needs and what I was looking for in a bicycle. I felt better about my experience here than the last shop I checked out. Prices also seemed way more reasonable. At this point, I'm still researching bicycles; however, I have a feeling Colonel's may be where I finally make a purchase.

This loop is a good stretch of 5.5 miles or more, depending on the direction you take. It's VERY…read moreeasy. It's more like a walk than a hike. It's 50/50 in the covered woods and in the sun. It's a DORBA trail system, so check dorba.org for trail closures before going. If the trails are a bit tacky, they close the trails. I understand that for the mountain bikers, but for a couple of hikers, I think it's overkill. The trails are VERY flat but stretch out over a long distance. The creek banks have a lot of litter due to flood water run off from the roadways - #Don'tMessWithTexas! In the main part of the park, there is a gazebo with 2 picnic tables and a grill and porta potties. That is all folks.

My favorite bike trails in Rowlett. I enjoy going around the curves and by the creek. It is very…read moreshady and nice even on a hot day. Plenty of trails to take each time you come to enjoy nature. You will pass by a lot of bikers and trail walkers, so you have to pay attention.

Expert services @ competitive pricing with an expedited turnaround. Very professional & courteous…read more Brandon explained the potential complications of the repair but was confident in the outcome that he achieved. Very much appreciated his communication & expertise! Highly recommend this shop for all your bicycle needs

I need a tune up for a bike that hadn't been ridden in several years. I took my bike down and they…read moreare great. They are extremely friendly and knowledgeable. I would recommend them hands down to anyone needing a bike or work done. They have all kinds of different accessories etc. I read a few reviews and it looks like they have had some drama in the past but I think that's just a one off event and not something that was just randomly planned. They are good people and once again , if you need bike service, do see these people.

The Shoreline Trail is a true blessing of tranquility and natural beauty in the midst of urban life…read morein the Metroplex. Enjoy!

Very nice trail in the Colony. My friend and I walked it the last day we were busting her. I…read moreenjoyed the beautiful houses along the shoreline.

This was a fun local park along the interstate outside of FW/Dallas area with a mural (hand painted…read moreand I wasn't able to get a photo) on the side of a building next to the interstate. We had a great visit and got to walk and get some wiggles out playing too!