
North Texas is flat | DFW is all concrete | There's nowhere to be outside.
A lot of people believe that – even people who live here.
What they may not know is that scattered across North Texas are more than 275 miles of natural-surface trails where people ride, run, hike, walk and spend time outdoors every week.
And many of those trails don’t maintain themselves.
For more than 25 years, the Dallas Off-Road Bicycle Association — DORBA — and its volunteers have worked with cities, land managers and local communities to help care for 25 trail systems across North Texas.
Each year, DORBA volunteers contribute more than 16,000 hours maintaining those trails.
They clear fallen trees. Repair erosion. Maintain drainage. Mow and trim. Repair bridges. Replace signage. Operate equipment. Organize workdays. Advocate for trail access. And handle the countless jobs most trail users never see.
So whether you already know and love these trails — or are just discovering that they exist — there’s something important to understand:

FREE TO USE. NOT FREE TO MAINTAIN.
This North Texas Giving Day, your donation helps provide the tools, equipment, materials and resources needed to care for the trails that give North Texans a place to ride, run, hike, walk and get outside.
Help us keep NTX outside.