Welcome!

Thanks for visiting the Texas Trails Network homepage. TTN is a nonprofit statewide organization dedicated to the quality development and management of all types of trails including equestrian, hiking, bicycling, historic, canoe and kayaking, birding etc.

Check out our Trail Finder data base of over 800 trails throughout Texas. Don’t miss our relevant articles, activities and links to current trail information. And be sure to visit the quality trail partners who have links from our site.

We hope you’ll consider joining TTN to enjoy the great benefits and the latest in trail development, funding and promotional news, networking opportunities with experts, conference discounts, and a lot more.

HAPPY TRAILS!
The TTN Board

The conference was a great success and it is time now for all the presenters to get their presentations in to the conference committee. When available, presentations will be posted in the portal documents. Click here to see what has been posted to date. Presentations are stored in the "State Conference 2010" / "2010 Presentations" folder.

HOST THE 2011 CONFERENCE?

Are there great trails and active transportation in your area, and would you like to brag on them? Do you have an interest in hosting our next conference?

Click here and complete a short host-city query.

Thank You!
2010 TTN & BikeTexas
Conference Sponsors!

BRIDGE BUILDERS

Visit Texas Parks & Wildlife
Texas Parks & Wildlife

RANCHERS


Crow Collection of Asian Art


Texas Department of Health
Bringing Healty Back

TRAIL BOSSES


la terra studio

Texas Gas Service

HIGHWHEELERS

ACTIVE-LIFE OUTFITTERS


Austin Parks Foundation

Capital Metro

Cycle Safe

Freesse and Nichols

High Friction Surfacing

Joe Moore

City of Nacogdoches

T. F. Harper & Associates

PlayWell Group

Professional Trail Builders Association

White Mountain Foods
 
Whole Foods Market
 

Bootlaces & Toeclips

Law Office of Jennifer R. Cochran
Live Oak Brewery

TrailMasters - Add Maps and Photos to Trail Info

Texas TrailMasters can now add maps, photos or other graphics to their trail info. Just log on and use the Trail Finder to locate your trail. In the right-hand column of the trail display, click the 'Images' link at the top and you will be able to upload graphic files (.jpg or .gif) up to 1 Mb in size. Don't be the last trail in the State without photos and maps... update yours now!

Great Examples


Is Your Trail On The Map?

Search for Mapped Trailheads

Google Maps interface for the trailhead!

We are very pleased to be offering maps and driving directions to trailheads listed in our database utilizing Google Maps API.

If a valid street address is available for the trailhead(s) or the GIS / GPS coordinates have been entered, the trailhead(s) will be mapped with optional satellite backgrounds and zoom-in-out facilities. Use the Trail Finder (left-upper) to search for trails with 'Trailhead Mapable' box checked and see the 500+ currently available. Click here to do it.

If your trail is not on the map, then no coordinates have been entered. Just give a nearby street address to display on the map. You can display the aerial, grab the marker and move it visually to the parking lot of the trailhead. The coordinates can be displayed at any time by clicking the marker. If you are the TrailMaster, there will be an 'Update' button displayed with the coordinates. Click this to copy the coordinates into the trail data.

All registrations are previewed by TTN staff prior to publication. Once geo-oriented and published, full descriptions, trailhead maps and driving directions are available.


Keep Your Trail Information Up-To Date

It is even easier to keep your trail information up-to-date. Just log on to the TTN Portal and find your trail using the Trail Finder. If you are the TrailMaster or Alternate contact for the trail, an 'Edit' button will appear at the bottom of the trail information display.

For more information on managing your trail listings, click here to see our new Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

We depend heavily upon input from trail providers, such as Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, City and County Parks departments and trail enthusiasts for our information. If you are one of the above, please go to the TTN portal, using the 'Join TTN' link in the upper-left of this page, and register for membership and become a TrailMaster. If you are already a member, you should check the information on your trails and on yourself to be sure the right word gets out on one of our most valuable resources, access to Texas open spaces.

Coming Events

03/10/2010 - 06/09/2010
Wednesday, March 10
National Bike Summit - Washington D.C.
Thursday, March 11
National Bike Summit - Washington D.C.
Thursday, April 22
Earth Day!
Sunday, May 16
May is Bike Month! May 17-21 is Bike Week!
Monday, May 17
May is Bike Month! May 17-21 is Bike Week!
Tuesday, May 18
May is Bike Month! May 17-21 is Bike Week!
Wednesday, May 19
May is Bike Month! May 17-21 is Bike Week!
Thursday, May 20
May is Bike Month! May 17-21 is Bike Week!
Friday, May 21
May is Bike Month! May 17-21 is Bike Week!
Saturday, May 22
May is Bike Month! May 17-21 is Bike Week!

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"Inspiration, Growth and Vision" were the focus of Flower Mound's components of the regional and state pedestrian, bicycle and equestrian systems, according to Tony Nielsen, their Park Development Manager.
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Locate your next Trail Outing here!

We have completed a major effort to clean up and verify the information in our extensive database of trails in Texas. With over 880 trails in the database, keeping this up-to-date is an ongoing task and new trails are being created all the time.

If so many trails overwhelm you, NO PROBLEM! Just click 'Find Trail' in the navigation bar to locate your next destination or discover neighborhood jewels.

Example Trail Searches...

Click here for a long bike ride in Texas. You'll see 24 locations accross the state where you can do at least 10 mile road bicycling.

Looking for a birding trail for walkers that also accomodates power assisted vehicles and has picnic facilites in northeast Texas? Keep the whole family happy by clicking here.

Whether you like walking, jogging, hiking, nature study, birding, cycling, in-line skating, equestrian activities, canoeing or off-road vehicles, you will find trails that welcome you and provide the facilities that you need. Just click either the 'Find Trail' link in the navigation bar to the left.

Many photos throughout this site are courtesy of Texas Parks & Wildlife © 2002

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