WoodSpring Suites Fort Worth Trophy Club

This route connects with the Walnut Grove Trail via the Blue Stem Trailhead. The trail surface is a mix of sand and dirt which can be challenging in some sections. There is a combination of both shade and sun along the way. This route is intended to be multi-use and can accommodate both equestrian users and hikers.

This route leaves from the N White Chapel Trailhead and travels south to meet with the Bob Jones Nature Center. This trail is multi-use and accommodates hikers and equestrian users. The trail surface can be very sandy in some sections, which can present a challenging terrain to navigate. Views of the lake are abundant along the way.

This trail follows alongside the creek bed and crosses the creek at .6 miles into the route. There can sometimes be rocks that can be used to cross the creek at low water levels, but higher water levels will make this section impassable. Be sure to bring your insect repellent during the warmer months as there is standing water in the creek bed along this trail.

There is a secondary trailhead for this route starting at the MADD Shelter parking. There is a fee to park at Twin Cove Park. This portion of the hike goes from Twin Cove Park to the MADD Shelter trailhead and back. There are several trailheads along the North Shore Trail, including Rockledge Park, Murrell Park, MADD Shelter, and Twin Coves Park. This is a single-track trail that meanders along the shoreline of Lake Grapevine and through thick hardwood forests. Wildlife viewing...

This trail may experience flooding and temporarily close- for more information please visit their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/CTETA.org/ An easy trail with gentle slopes and some creek crossings. Bridges and exposed concrete may spook unaccustomed horses. The beginning section of the trail is shared with mountain bikers. This trail traverses the prairies at the lake's northwest corner. From early spring through late summer, wildflowers abound, while during the fall, migrating...