Trinity River Audubon Center - Nature preserve in Dallas - 6500 S Great Trinity Forest Way, USA

The Trinity River Audubon Center was a fantastic spot for photographing a wedding. The proximity to downtown is great for if you have guests traveling in and the Boxwood Team who handles the events were one of our favorite groups ever.

Absolutely amazing place! They were having a big event so i was unable to look at all of the cool stuff inside but the trails are stunning! Due to lack of rain, a lot of the ponds were empty or low, but that didn’t take away from it

Oct 7, 2023 Came out for the guided bird walk. It was such a fresh morning and beautiful day for birding. Plenty of bird calls & bird activity. Great guide and group turnout. The trails are amazing and I had a great time spent here. I’d recommend joining a bird walk and support TRAC. The entire TRAC crew are amazing and friendly.

Very friendly and welcoming staff. For those who are there to brisk walk, it takes no more than 1 hours to do all the trails. The grounds are nice with a few scenic viewpoints, but much more of the trails should have been converted from dirt trails to wooden walkways. Two days after a mild rainfall, a lot of the trail remained muddy, and puddles were everywhere. Moreover, wooden walkways would make it much easier to see (and thus avoid stepping on) the various insects that were camouflaged by the dirt path. Back inside, several of the interactive exhibits in the visitor's center were not working. Hard to recommend the Audubon to walkers not living in the immediate vicinity.

A great place to see lots of birds (spoiler alert, this is the Audubon Center), butterflies, and marshy wildlife. The trails are well marked and maintained, and there's a few shacks available for birding if that's your thing. If not, bring a picnic lunch and enjoy the 2-3ish miles of trails with prairie and pond views.

This is an urban oasis. It’s just off the city center but feels like you’ve escaped entirely. It offers a few miles of trails to walk, some paved some dirt, around prairie wetlands and forest. Great place to see a lot within a short distance. Bird-watching seems to be a focus here, but it was great just for mature in general.

The trails are great and well maintained but the visitor’s center isn’t open on most Sundays so time you’re visit. The trees were dormant in January and probably a beautiful hike during warmer times of the year.

Beautiful spot- I can't believe all this is in Dallas. Lots of benches and picnic tables to stop and take a break while out on the trails. Very informative exhibit inside the center about the history of the area.