Bicycling

The Fort Worth Botanic Garden is one of the green jewels found in the Cultural District. Courtesy of Fort Worth Botanic Garden.

Jan. 30, 2018

The West Fork of the Trinity River enters the far northwestern fringe of Fort Worth after being dammed for Eagle Mountain Lake and then Lake Worth. As it descends into the city, it merges with the Clear Fork from the south. In the wedge, where the two rivers meet is some of the best nature and culture the city has to offer. 

Green Side of the Cultural District  

The 20-mile bike ride kicks off Nov. 4 , 9:30 a.m. at Dallas City Hall Plaza. Photo courtesy of Dallas Bike Ride.

Oct. 25, 2017

A new bike riding event aims to celebrate and encourage bike riding in Big D, while benefiting some good causes.

All Out Trinity will be held Saturday, March 4 on and near the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, Continental Avenue Pedestrian Bridge and West Dallas Gateway. 

By Rita Cook 

March 1, 2017

While next week, a group will discuss their dream of returning the Trinity River to its natural landscape, this Saturday, an event is being held that aims to bring the community closer to the river through recreation.

Tour de Fresh benefits the Let’s Move Salad Bars to Schools campaign. Photo courtesy of Tour de Fresh.

Oct. 19, 2016

Some DFW sponsors have parterned with a California-based nonprofit to put more salad bars in Fort Worth schools through the first Tour de Fresh event to be held in Texas.