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For now, the north end of the Campion Trail as it comes up against the East Belt Line Road.

Near the south end of the Campion Trail. When fully complete, this multiuse trail will be about 22 miles long. Right now, it's a little more than 17, with most of its length winding alongside the Elm Fork Trinity River. There is actually one more trailhead to the south, at California Crossing Park.

Turtle Creek is a nice, small creek in a park with the same name. There is a paved path that runs alongside the creek and gives you a great view of the water.

White Rock Lake is a 1,254-acre reservoir formed by the damming of White Rock Creek. The creek flows into the lake and exits through a spillway before joining the Trinity River. The lake, with a maximum depth of 18 feet, is a popular spot for fishing, offering largemouth bass, channel catfish, and white crappie. Cyclists can circumnavigate the whole trail on paved pathways.

The Campion Trail is a 22-mile long paved greenbelt trail around Irving. This section runs alongside the Elm Fork Trinity River and pass through beautiful wetlands and open fields.

The Ridgewood Trail in Dallas, Texas, is a paved, multi-use pathway stretching just over 1 mile, beginning at Skillman Street and extending to the SoPac Trail near Fisher Road. This trail connects the University Crossing Trail and the SoPac Trail. Through these connections, it provides access to destinations such as the Ridgewood-Belcher Recreation Center (where parking is available), Mockingbird Station, and White Rock Lake. The Ridgewood Trail is part of a larger system that facilitates off-road travel between downtown Dallas and White Rock Lake.

White Rock Lake is a large park that encompasses 1,015 acres and is situated approximately five miles northeast of downtown Dallas. As one of the most frequented parks in the Dallas Park system, it hosts numerous special events, and is an excellent place to experience natural areas and wildlife within an urban setting. Amenities include a 9.33-mile hike and bike trail, rental facilities (at Winfrey Point and Big Thicket), the White Rock Lake Museum, Bath House Cultural Center, Dallas Arboretum, Audubon Society bird watching area, wetland, dog park, picnic areas, pavilions available for rent, piers, boat ramps, and a kayak concession. The park is open daily from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.

White Rock Lake is a 1,254-acre reservoir formed by the damming of White Rock Creek. The creek flows into the lake and exits through a spillway before joining the Trinity River. The lake, with a maximum depth of 18 feet, is a popular spot for fishing, offering largemouth bass, channel catfish, and white crappie. Cyclists can circumnavigate the whole trail on paved pathways.