Dallas was once a big cowboy town, so it only made sense to honor these animals with many statues of them. I enjoyed the trails in this area. I would just caution people to be aware of the muddy surfaces. There were also fountains.

We stopped here on our last day in Dallas. The sculptures were life-size and very impressive to behold. It is right next to the Pioneer Cemetery, which is right next to the Convention Center. We found parking on site because someone was just leaving when we arrived. There were several small parking spaces around the park. There were also metered street parking. We visited on a Sunday, so I don’t know if the meters were running. We walked around the park for an hour (free parking limit). The park was small, so there weren’t any bathrooms. We went into the Convention Center to use the bathroom. The view of the tall buildings from the Convention Center was great, too.

enjoyed visiting but I like to know what i'm looking at and there was no signage explaining the sculptures - or at least I couldn't find it. It would've been nice if there was a plaque acknowledging the sculptor and the historical/regional significance of this piece. That being said, it's a really cool exhibit. I love how it cascades down the hill. Really just a 10-minute stop, but you won't regret it.