WoodSpring Suites Dallas Plano Central Legacy Drive

The Bluebonnet trail is the longest trail in the city of Plano, TX Park and Trail System. If you want to see the bluebonnets on the trail, they are usually there from mid-March to mid-April every year. Several road crossings are necessary to navigate this trail, so please use caution. The trail runs parallel to Spring Creek Parkway for the most part and is fully paved. The trail is often used by walkers, joggers, and cyclists. The trail begins at the East side of the Shady Brook trail...

This loop combines the Rowlett Creek Trail, Redbud Way, and Caddo Trails at Oak Point Preserve to create a nice loop that travels primarily through wooded areas around Rowlett Creek. There are several other interconnecting trails to connect with for those who are wishing to extend or shorten their route.

This is a flat concrete trail that explores several sections of natural surfaced areas. There is not much shade along this route, and bringing some form of sun protection is advised. The area is well-maintained and clean, with several places to stop and rest while admiring the views. This is a family-friendly park that has something for everyone to enjoy.

This is a pleasant trail that travels through a nice forested area and around a scenic lake. There are options to hop on both paved and unpaved portions of the hike for those who want to switch up the trail surface. There are plenty of opportunities to observe wildlife in the area and in the springtime the wildflowers are abundant.

This is a mostly flat and shaded route that travels through a beautiful forest and around the scenic lake. There is a mix of surfaces along the way including paved and unpaved areas. Turn this hike into a longer route by connecting with one of the many other interconnecting trails in the extensive trail system!