Where to Bike in Frisco

Frisco has a growing list of places for bike riders of all ages to get out and explore. With the latest addition of Northwest Community Park, riders from all over North Texas are making their way to explore Frisco. And, since many of Frisco’s biking trails are less than two miles long, you can take nice, short, relaxing rides. Here’s a roundup of a few amazing places to ride!

Northwest Community Park

The City of Frisco opened the 122-acre Northwest Community Park. The park is an active restoration project, designed to preserve endangered Blackland Prairie and features more than 10 miles of different trails made of dirt, gravel and pavement. Cyclists and BMX riders can enjoy a pump track, as well as a Skills Course and Prairie Lookout, featuring two gravity ramps for more experienced riders. Northwest Community Park is a Dallas Off-Road Bicycle Association (DORBA) trail, and helmets are required if you’re riding a bike. For new riders our young riders, there’s even a small track with obstacles. Other park features include a dog park, three playgrounds, a 20-foot-tall custom-made Bison play structure. 
Northwest Community Park is located in northwest Frisco at 13770 Teel Parkway, just south of PGA Frisco.

Ironhorse Trail

Ironhorse Trail offers beauty and nature. Located at the south terminus of Teel Parkway, this 1.2-mile decomposed granite trail winds along restored Blackland Prairie, two ponds, and a native plant habitat. From the trail, you can spot habitat boxes for wood ducks and mergansers. It's particularly beautiful in the springtime when wildflowers bloom on both sides of the trail.
Iron Horse Bike Trail is located in southwest Frisco at 4770 Teel Pkwy, just south of Lebanon Road.

Taychas Trail

Located along West Rowlett Creek, Taychas Trail is a 2.2-mile trail that serves as an excellent city connector trail. It features a series of trails running north from Limestone Quarry Park past Rolater Road to Independence Parkway into Harold Bacchus Community Park, then north to Main Street. Enjoy the signage along the trail, giving info on its history, local wildlife, and foliage.
Taychas Trail is in the northeast portion of Frisco and has many connection points including 6300 Maltby Dr, Frisco, TX 75035.

Frisco Skate Park

The Skate Park at Northeast Community Park is a destination-sized, all-wheeled sports facility that caters to skateboards, bikes, in-line skates, and scooters. Designed for all levels of riders from beginner to professional, it's one of the largest skate parks in North Texas at more than 47,000 square feet. Features include street and terrain course with multiple lines, rails, bowls, half pipe, and more.
Frisco Skate Park is at the Northeast Community Park at 12895 Honey Grove Dr.

Caddo Trail

Caddo Trail at Stewart Creek is a beauty. The paved trail is only 1.1 miles, but there are a lot of trees for shade, it’s lined with gorgeous homes, public art, and you can walk down to the creek. 
The trailhead is in centered in Frisco between the Dallas North Tollway and Preston Road at 8220 Wade Blvd.

Cottonwood Creek Greenbelt

This trail for walkers, runners and bicyclists is 1.2 miles long and features Cottonwood Branch Creek. The trailhead is beautiful and there are some neat features, like a historic bridge from 1904! There are also platforms for fishing and picnic tables under a pavilion. 
Cottonwood Creek trails run through the center of Frisco, west of Legacy in between Main Street and Elorado Pkwy, with a trailhead at 3925 Bear Creek Ln.
 

Beaver’s Bend Trail

Located within the 26-acre Beaver’s Bend Park, Beaver’s Bend Trail is a paved path that stretches 1.2 miles and features a quiet, peaceful creek and hundreds of sunflowers. There are also two playgrounds and picnic tables under a pavilion. There’s even a repair station with tools and a QR code you can scan on your phone for guidance on how to use the tools and get you rolling again.
Beaver's Bend Trail is at Legacy, just north of Lebanon Road at 5011 Legacy Drive.

All parks and trails open 30 minutes before sunrise and close 30 minutes after sunset. Sports complexes and community parks close at midnight. The Frisco Skate Park closes at 10 p.m.

Find a full list of parks and trails in Frisco. 

For more ideas on where to spend time outside in Frisco, visit the Parks page or read about ways to cool down on a hot day.