Keeping in mind that Plano is in the prairie lands, this hilly spot is pretty and nice for a great walk (with Fido and kids, too)....or just to go and sit in the pavillion to read on a nice day. More

The Arbor Hills Nature preserve is a great place for a relaxing stroll or a brisk workout. The nicely manicured paths offer a great escape from the gym or your neighborhood walk. Plenty of families frequent the preserve, as do workout buffs. You can choose to stay on the wide, concrete paths or if you're feeling more adventurous, you can... More

This wonderful area on the far west border of Plano has hills, streams, paved and off road hiking and biking trails, lovely pavillions, a great childrens' playground, and that's just the start. The preserve nestles 3 different ecoregions of prairie, river land forest and a hilly upland forest. Although the surrounding area is now pretty developed, Arbor Hills is still... More

We read about this place and it almost sounded too good. Got there early on a Sunday and there were plenty of cars in the parking lot. There is no fee. They have two types of trails, paved and dirt trails. We took the dirt trails and at times we could really forget we were in the Dallas area. Some... More

Great paved trails and off-road trails for running or biking. Three separate areas represent varied plants. The playground is extensive and well-shaded. Restrooms are clean and well-maintained. Only caution- I've seen bobcats there early in the morning. More

besides being open to the public, the american volkssport assn, has a local walking club which set up a walk route through the preserve, some hills, paved and dirt trails throughout, worth a visit More

Who would believe a great, outdoorsy place like this is in the middle of town. Great trails and never that crowded. Bring a book, a diet mountain dew and rest a spell. More

This is pretty uniques for this area (from what I have seen) with all of the trails and wooded areas. We went on a Sunday and there was literally a traffic jam trying to get in and find parking. That was the only downfall. And it didn't take TOO long to park...but I would recommend going on a weekday if... More

if your new to Plano or just visiting, spend an hour or so walking around and enjoy nature and see the way Plano looked before people. This is a relaxing, enjoyable family park. More