Trinity Park

We are back again! This time the weather is more tolerable. With the pending cold front blowing in later, we decided to stop and watch the ducks/geese swim for a little while and play at the park. It is so peaceful to just stand still and watch, not noisy either. Today the City of Fort Worth was repairing parts of the walking trail, but there are other routes to access the playground. We parked on the designated side-street parking and got a little hike in while we were at it. Might as well soak up the sun while you can (in January anyway). I love coming down here, these old trees are so incredible to me. Outdoor therapy at its best!

I've come to Trinity Park multiple times now, and it's a great place to visit. There's a good trail along the river for biking or walking/running, and it's usually clean and wide enough that you don't have to worry about there not being space for you and someone going the opposite direction. For the most part, it's a pretty flat and easy trail to bike along, but there are a few small slopes. If you go on Saturday mornings, you can even bike or run down to the Clearfolk Farmer's Market (9am-noon) and browse through the market for fresh produce. They also have some pre-made food that you could grab as a snack and weekend treat, and some nice shaded chairs and tables that you can sit at. Another thing I like about the park is that there's BCycle stations near the parking lot which makes it easy for friends and groups to go on a bike ride together. All in all, I'd recommend this park as a nice way for friends, couples, or families to spend some time outdoors!

Recently my friend and I were walking along the river after having started out at the firefighter memorial. We kept going for a while, but didn't see much of anything noteworthy. I did take a few pictures, but nothing worth writing home about...I don't know how interesting this park would be to a typical adult, but I suspect it would be a fun place to visit with small children in tow :-)The day we were here, there was a large group enjoying a picnic; I could see how that might be fun too, but this probably wouldn't be my first choice of parks as a place to kill time.

I believe this is the best park in Fort Worth. When visiting, don't forget to pay tribute to Mark Twain lounged on one of the park benches reading a book. In addition, it took me a while to figure out the park stretches north and morphs into a wonderful duck pond right off West 7th. I took the liberty of feeding the ducks a few weeks ago, something I haven't done since I was a little kid. Of course the Trinity Trails winds its way through here. If you're up for a ride, you can head either north toward downtown or south toward the Hulen/Bryant Irvin area. Don't miss out on this great city park!

It's a beautiful place inside the city to see non concrete natural items. The pond has a lot of geese and ducks to feed. There plenty of kids playgrounds, basketball courts, etc on site. Runs next to the Trinity River. Some of the roadways are one way streets which really restricts access if you come in the north end. We've gone the wrong direction just to get to the south end without having to go all the way around and down University Dr.

The best park in DFW. Plenty of trails to run, walk, or bike. Plenty of green grass to play a game of catch or just have a picnic. The playground for the kids is amazing as well. You can also fish on the river or watch the ducks at the duck pond. As well how can you not admire the beautiful scenery of the buildings from downtown. As well the park host events throughout the year so theirs always something great to do here.

Them trails hit different on a bike. Walking biking hiking boating or eating it's all good here there's always a good time to be had on the Trinity trails. Did you know the raccoons come out at night not just one or two I mean the whole race comes out to eat and they are faaaaat!! Keep it moving and don't pet them.

Outstanding place to go to read a book, take a nap, or go for a bike, walk, or run. When visiting FW, I usually opt to go here for a relaxing nap or to read a book; I like to sit near the big duck pond at 7th street and reminisce about the fun times I had here years ago with my son when he was little. Lots of shaded and grassy areas, so consider taking a blanket for a little privacy if desired. The trail system is awesome for running and/or biking.

I imagine that this park is the kind of thing Leslie Knope dreams of. A park in the middle of the city hosting miles of walking trail with the downtown skyline serving as a backdrop. On the trails you'll find serious cyclists, hard-core runners, moms with strollers and a few nicely dressed couples taking a leisurely stroll. Lots of opportunity to sit down on a bench and take it all in (or a photo op with a Mark Twain statue). Picnic tables are scattered around for those who brought their lunch. In the middle of it all, large playground for the kids for the kids to play on. We just stuck to the swings on this visit. Regular and baby swings are available.The park is a little rough around the edges, a few spots had construction and the basketball court looked like it had seen better days, but all in all a great place to spend a beautiful Sunday afternoon.On our next visit, we'll have to go for a ride on the train that goes around the park!

Good place to work out. You can run, bike, fish and just hang out on the bench. Parking is free and always has some spots available. There are plenty of nature u can enjoy: trees, river and some wild animals.i like this place bcuz of the river. It makes u think that u r in somewhere of the Europe. The beautiful river surface reflects the variety colors of the sky.You can either walk river side or have sit on the bench to enjoy the view. That is good relaxation.