Address: 1000 Brown Blvd, Arlington, TX 76011, USA
Phone: +18174595474
Sunday: 5AM–10PM
Monday: 5AM–10PM
Tuesday: 5AM–10PM
Wednesday: 5AM–10PM
Thursday: 5AM–10PM
Friday: 5AM–10PM
Saturday: 5AM–10PM
Mateo Gracia
Tammie was amazing. She goes above and beyond to help you feel comfortable and at ease. The facility itself is top tier and the staff are extremely friendly. My daughter used to be afraid and nervous to go to the dentist now she actually likes it. Tammie is the one who made her feel comfortable and relaxed. Highly recommend
Mark Fausset
This is a really a nice park it's in Arlington off of brown boulevard and it's a short walk unless you take the off path trails it's not a bad climb at all is all dirt and gravel there's a lot of bridges not much water in there not like it used to be but I'm assuming it's because he rain total is low but is a good place to go and you can see a lot of nice things and there's actually you can find gems in there it's a nice park
Abel Perez
The name pretty much sums it up, there are actual small fragments of crystal scattered throughout the park so you can pick them up as you walk. You can even dig some and find some huge ones buried by the red hill. The park itself is about 15-20 mins long. Great for a nice brisk walk.
Pretty Okay
It sucks that people litter so much here!! It's a beautiful natural park with one large main trail and lots of smaller winding trails through the creek beds and over rock formations. Mostly shaded and far enough away from traffic that all …
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Yeah probably but be considerit of the nature care for it theirs only so much left with companies and climate change
The posted signs do ask that you stay on the trails. That would limit your ability to find metal.
Yes.
It's not going to give you much of a "canyon" experience. The parking lot is at the bottom and the path is heavily wooded. You'd be hard pressed to realize you are in a canyon while walking around. I grew up in Arlington and moved back when I had a kid to raise. I've always though of the spot as more bottom of a hill than canyon. It is a great little nature walk though.
Biking is not allowed as per the rules posted
I don't think the city monitors these questions because the website is owned by Google. The city parks department website is naturallyfun.org
Yes. You have to look around for them. We found several the last we were there
Probably not. It's more of a nature spot than a park. Maybe try Veterans Park for that
There are some spots off the main path where you will have to cross water. We walk through it because you can get to more areas
Not much more than a mile, but lots of elevation changes. Quite steep in some places, but fun.
It's an easy 644 meter sprint. Hydrate, stretch, warm up, and go for it!
No it's free. It's a large circuit. There are benches throughout, but no tables or bathrooms.
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