Windmill Hill - Dallas County Nature Preserve - Nature preserve in Cedar Hill - 1410 N Duncanville Rd, USA

Nice, peaceful, shaded walk with multiple trails. Only draw back, again, people that don't clean up after their dogs, even though bags are provided! Not as crowded as Cedar Ridge Preserve.

Bring water. The all trails app is helpful to navigate. Lots of little forks in the trail for smaller loops. Hiking boots recommended, maybe a walking stick. Moderately treacherous loose rocks and inclines. There's an SRV trail and it's named after Stevie Ray Vaughn. His mother made contributions to the preserve. There's a bridge somewhere there named after Stevie Ray Vaughn too. It's a nice workout and it really feels like you're really out there.

If you’re wanting to hike a rural trail, this spot is great! Some trails can be pretty steep and rocky, so be careful with which paths you decide to take. And make sure to take a picture of the map before you go! There are trail markers on the ground, so be on the lookout in case you get turned around.

Get ready for a great hiking trail. Also, you would think that you'd run into a lot of people who don't want to speak. When I go, literally everyone is so friendly and there's motivation everywhere. This is for the new comers to the super go getters. It has a trail for everyone. There are signs up that there are poisonous snakes around but I've never seen them. Of course they try to avoid us and with all the noise, they'll stay far away. The parking can be a hassle sometimes but once you're there, it's all good.

It's a nice nature preserve, not as busy as some of the others nearby, but not as well maintained (fair bit of trash around). It's has some woodsy trails and a couple picnic tables which is nice.

A lot of trails, many small ones, less then a mile long. Loved it

Great fun! Went biking here little over a year ago. Plan on going back soon and hiking the trails with my new puppy. Only downside to this place is understanding which trails are meant for hiking or biking. You really can't tell until it's already too late and you're carrying your bike up a hill that's impossible to climb. Other than that though, absolutely beautiful place. Really peaceful and serene. One of my favorite spots is where I took the picture at. I rode the same trail for about 3-4 hours straight.

Great hiking for our family of 3 kids. Limited parking due to construction, but there is a small lot currently