Trail rules and safety at the Trinity River Audubon Center.
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No dogs, no bicycles on the trails, no smoking, no alcohol, no fishing and no drones. Stay on the designated trails and wear shoes. Venomous snakes and poison ivy are on the property.
In detail
What the center prohibits, what it asks of visitors, and its two safety notes.
Leave pets at home.
Horses, dogs and other animals are prohibited, except service animals.
Do not ride on the center's trails.
Bicycles are not allowed on the center's trails. Biking is permitted on the City of Dallas Great Trinity Forest Trail and AT&T Trail, which connect near the center.
Know what is prohibited.
The list includes smoking and campfires, hunting, camping and fishing, alcohol, fireworks and firearms, swimming, walking or boating in ponds, drone photography, and collecting specimens without a permit.
Stay on the trails.
Stay on designated trails and avoid areas where vegetation could be affected. Shoes are required at all times, indoors and outdoors.
Leave wild animals alone.
Do not touch, befriend, feed or help any wild animal on the trails. Tell the front desk about an injured animal.
Watch for snakes and poison ivy.
Venomous and non-venomous snakes live on the premises, so keep a safe distance. Poison ivy and other poisonous plants grow on the property.
Tip. Picnics are allowed in the designated picnic areas only.
Call the park if
- You want to take professional photographs, which needs a permit
- You found an injured animal and need to tell the front desk