A former historic railway line turned urban greenway, the Katy Trail offers 3.5 miles of walking and bike paths, connecting Dallas’ most memorable neighborhoods, from Downtown to Highland Park and beyond.
Culminating at Knox Street, the beloved outdoor space is easy to hop on and off making it a popular destination for locals and visitors to explore the city at their own pace.
The Katy Trail
A former historic railway line turned urban greenway, the Katy Trail offers 3.5 miles of walking and bike paths, connecting Dallas’ most memorable neighborhoods, from Downtown to Highland Park and beyond.
Culminating at Knox Street, the beloved outdoor space is easy to hop on and off making it a popular destination for locals and visitors to explore the city at their own pace.
From Rail to Trail
An iconic piece of our city’s urban landscape, Katy Trail transformed Dallas when it came to life along the site of a former Union Pacific railway line. Treasured for its leafy, shaded corridors and ample space to walk, jog, bike, exercise, commute and gather, it serves as a lively catalyst for connectivity. A public park, it is maintained by Friends of the Katy Trail, a nonprofit organization that operates and enhances the Trail for the benefit of all.
Steps from the Katy Trail
At Knox Street, you can easily hop on the Katy Trail from our dedicated entrance along the east side of the neighborhood. Continue to explore Dallas using one of the Trail’s 17 access points.
