972.684.5440
972.684.5440
Cypress Water Trail is a hidden gem for Coppell, Valley Ranch, Irving, and other local North Texas communities. This public trail offers a one-of-a-kind experience that combines the serene beauty of paved and unpaved trails around the lake with convenient access to trendy restaurants, Landon’s Wine Bar, and live music at The Sound.
As you explore the Cypress Water Trail, you can enjoy the peaceful tranquility provided by the scenic surroundings. The paved trails offer a smooth and enjoyable pathway, allowing you to immerse yourself in nature while experiencing the calming effects of the nearby lake.
Trail Hours
Hours of operation on the Cypress Waters Trail, Sunrise to Sundown
The newly expanded 6-mile lakeside trail offers a variety of paved and unpaved options, giving you the freedom to choose the path that suits your preferences. No matter which option you choose, the 6-mile lakeside trail promises a unique and enjoyable experience for outdoor enthusiasts. So lace up your shoes, pack some water, and get ready to explore Cypress Waters Trails.
The restrooms are located at The Sound. Once you leave The Sound and head out on Cypress Waters Trail, there will not be a restroom until you return to The Sound.
To fill your jug with water, go to either the Outhouse at The Sound or the Outdoor Gym area near 9797 Rombauer Rd.
The restrooms are located at The Sound. Once you leave The Sound and head out on Cypress Waters Trail, there will not be a restroom until you return to The Sound.
To fill your jug with water, go to either the Outhouse at The Sound or the Outdoor Gym area near 9797 Rombauer Rd.
Two locations on the Cypress Waters Campus. Outside Ascension and in Peña Park.
If you’ve lost something on Cypress Waters Trail, please contact the Cypress Waters Security office at (469) 900-9208 or cwsecurity@cypresswates.com.
Two locations on the Cypress Waters Campus. Outside Ascension and in Peña Park.
If you’ve lost something on Cypress Waters Trail, please contact the Cypress Waters Security office at (469) 900-9208 or cwsecurity@cypresswates.com.
The signs on poles along the Cypress Waters Trail are 911 markers for Dallas Police Department and Dallas Fire Department.
The signs on poles along the Cypress Waters Trail are 911 markers for Dallas Police Department and Dallas Fire Department.
The Cypress Waters Trail is a shared recreational resource that serves our entire community. Trail users are expected to exercise respectful and cooperative behavior at all times. Please remember to share the trails and bikes on the left, and pedestrians on the right. Stay on the path at all times. No littering.
No, however, if you want to host an event of 100 or more people, please contact rentals@thesoundtx.com and a fee might be assessed. The Cypress Waters Trails are a shared recreational resource that serves our entire community. The Cypress Waters Trails are a first-come, first-serve public amenity.
Sunrise to Sundown.
Stay on the path at all times. Obey Cow Crossing areas and keep clear of Cows, no approaching or touching. Watch children carefully and keep them close. Obey the No Trespassing Signs and watch for out wildlife.
Individuals are allowed to use the Cypress Waters Trails for professional photography. The Cypress Waters Trails are open to the public and cannot be closed off in any way to accommodate your activities. It is a first-come, first-serve public amenity. All city/county laws still apply, and no vulgar activities will be tolerated in any way.
Aerial photography is allowed if all FAA regulations are being followed for the type of equipment you will be using. There is controlled airspace near Dallas Ft. Worth Airport and you may need to contact the regulating authorities for authorization to do so.
No motorized vehicles allowed on the Trail besides Cypress Waters Trail personnel.
No boats or swimming are allowed in North Lake
Yes, dogs are welcome on the trail. Please remember to clean up after your pets and respect other trail users and keep dogs on leash at all times.
Fishing is allowed in and along North Lake but is a catch and release lake.
No horses are allowed on the Cypress Waters Trail.
There is not a dedicated Cypress Waters Trail police unit; however, the security for Cypress Waters do patrol the area. Dial 911 for an emergency. Designated 911 markers can be found throughout the trails.
