Cotton Belt Trail :
Texas
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Description:
The Cottonbelt Trail is part of the planned network of Dallas Fort Worth trails called the Veloweb. As of 2012, the trail consists of segments through North Richland Hills, Colleyville and Grapevine, stretching between Browning Drive in North Richland Hills and Ira E. Wood Avenue at Ball Street in Grapevine. There are plans to extend the trail southeast from North Richland Hills through Haltom City and into Fort Worth.

The North Richland Hills and Colleyville segments are continuous, the trail following the old Cotton Belt Railroad line. The corridor is shaded in many places, passing among neighborhoods, business districts and city parks. At Dick Faram Park, the Cottonbelt Trail intersects with the Walker's Creek Trail.

The Colleyville segment ends at John McCain Road near the Grapevine Highway (SR 26). From here it's just a short distance to the Grapevine segment, which picks up at SR 26 (also Ira E. Wood Ave. here) where it intersects Pool Raod/Brumlow Avenue. On the south side of SR 26, you'll find the Pool Road Trail. The Grapevine segment continues to run parallel with Ira E. Wood Avenue, past more light industrial and business sectors to end at Ball Street.

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Parking & Trail Access:
North Richland Hills is a western suburb of Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX, and lies just off I-820. To access the trail, you can park at the municipal complex located just west of Iron Horse and south of Dick Fischer; parking is also available at Dick Faram Park adjacent to Amundson.

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Reviews: [1 trail ratings]
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Good and Pleasant Ride
By Bates Jim in February, 2012
The completion of the Hurst portion has made the trail a real nice run from North Richland Hills to Colleyville.
Some of the trail has a rural feel to it. There is a small swamp along the way. Numerous nice houses, with well landscaped yards, back up to a good portion of the trail.

The trail is not very hilly and is close to help if you need it. There is lots of shade and the surface is smooth concrete. Very little traffic on the trail the 3 years I have been riding; but always some traffic, which is good to have.
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