Northaven Trail in Dallas, Texas
The Northaven Trail is a paved walking, running, and biking trail in North Dallas, Texas. The Northaven Trail is sometimes misspelled online as ‘North Haven Trail’ or ‘Northhaven Trail.’ If you’re searching for one of the best trails in North Dallas, you’re in the right place.
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Upcoming Events
Monarch Way
The Friends of Northaven Trail is excited to announce our latest project on the trail - Monarch Way - made possible by a very generous donation from a trail user. Monarch Way restores native prairie habitat along Northaven Trail by planting regionally native milkweed and wildflowers that support monarch butterflies and other pollinators. This project transforms everyday trail use into meaningful conservation, creating critical food and shelter for monarchs during their spring and fall migrations through North Texas. Learn more…
Adopt a Garden
Help us keep the trail looking good by choosing a section of trail to help with. Set your own schedule. This is a great opportunity to add beauty to your neighborhood and get to know your neighbors by helping as a group! Learn more about adopting a garden here.
What do we do with the funds we raise?
Northaven Trail Bridge Project
Check out this infographic from TXDOT and read all about the massive construction project on the TXDOT website.
Find us on Instagram
Check out the wildflowers on the Northaven Trail near the Freda Stern respite. Photo taken June 5, 2019. Support more wildflowers along the Trail by donating today!
Northaven Trail FAQs
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Northaven Trail is one of the best paved, multi-use walking, running, and biking trail in North Dallas, Texas. It connects neighborhoods, parks, and community spaces.
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Yes. ‘North Haven Trail’ and ‘Northhaven Trail’ are common misspellings of the Northaven Trail, a paved multi-use trail in North Dallas.
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Northaven Trail runs through North Dallas, near neighborhoods such as Preston Hollow and Northaven Park, with access points along Royal Lane, Midway Road, Inwood Road, Webb Chapel Road, Hillcrest Road, and surrounding streets.
Select an access point below to learn more about nearby neighborhoods, amenities, and trail connections.
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Yes. Northaven Trail is fully paved, making it suitable for walking, running, biking, strollers, and wheelchairs.
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Yes. The trail is designed to be accessible, with paved surfaces and gentle grades that support wheelchair users and others with mobility needs.
If you have suggestions on how we can make the trail better, please do not hesitate to let us know.
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Yes. Northaven Trail is a shared-use path for walkers, runners, and cyclists. Users are encouraged to follow posted etiquette and safety guidelines.
And you can read about our vehicle guidelines here.
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At certain times of the year, goats are used on sections of the Northaven Trail for environmentally friendly vegetation management. These supervised grazing events help control invasive plants and support native habitat restoration.
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Northaven Trail is supported by the City of Dallas and maintained with the help of Friends of the Northaven Trail, a volunteer nonprofit organization that works to improve and enhance the trail.
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Yes. Northaven Trail is a popular option for people searching for walking trails in Dallas, especially in North Dallas, due to its paved surface, neighborhood access, and scenic surroundings.
To help you plan your visit, you can use our trail map and our resource page that includes parking and trail guidelines.
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Community members can support the trail through volunteering, donations, and participating in events organized by Friends of the Northaven Trail.
Support The Trail
Check out our collection of trail merchandise,
from t-shirts to water bottles to hats and even trail stickers.

