HomeTexasPlano › Bluebonnet Trail Greenbelt

Bluebonnet Trail Greenbelt

4.4 ★★★★☆ 53 Google reviews · Running trail in Plano, Texas · Posted hours

Runner's snapshot

Surface
Paved
Distance
Not reported
Shape
Not reported
Shade
Tree cover
Access
Posted hours

Confirmed from Bluebonnet Trail Greenbelt's own listing, the park or land manager's website, and runner reviews. Blank cells mean we could not verify that fact — we would rather say "not reported" than invent one. There is no Easy / Moderate / Hard rating on this page on purpose: a one-word difficulty score tells you nothing about whether a trail suits your run. Surface, distance, shade and hours do.

PavedShadedScenicDog-friendlyStroller / ADARestroomsTrailhead parking

Linear park with a biking and hiking trail, a dog park, and wildflowers, especially bluebonnets in April.

What runners say about Bluebonnet Trail Greenbelt

Pulled from public reviews of this trail (53 of them) — the things people bring up again and again, in their own words. Nothing here is written by us.

well-maintained 4 mentions

“Trail is well kept, a great place to hike with your dog or children.”

🏞️ beautiful scenery 7 mentions

“Weather was beautiful, trail is beautiful but blue bonnets were not as we expected.”

🌳 shaded & cool 4 mentions

Cute and clean area to take pictures in a field of bluebonnets. Not the largest area of bluebonnets that I’ve seen, but about half an acre full spread out in a few patches. That may just be due to a drought this year though. Lots of green grass along a paved sidewalk trail that runs underneath power lines.

★★★★☆ — Jacob , Apr 2022

Nice stroll with the kiddos. The trail extends all the way from East Plano to West Plano about 6 miles So you can basically jump on at any point and should be nice. If you pull it up on maps, it'll take you to west Plano, to the actual section that has a sign that says bluebonnet trail.

★★★★★ — Ali , Apr 2020

It's a wonderful trail. If the weather is good, it's fun to walk around and kids get a big safe space to run and play. Lot of birds give happy vibe. It's the best place to click free photos with blue bonnets in spring. April first to third week is mostly full of blue bonnets. Good for walking, running and biking.

★★★★★ — Abhilasha , Apr 2024

One of the best place to go for the bluebonnets in north texas. Just make sure you are visiting the right week (typically 2-3 week of April). The bluebonnets are right near the parking. The trail is concrete and quiet accessible.

★★★★★ — Shivraj , Mar 2024

Excerpts from public Google reviews. Read all 53 reviews →

Trail conditions & character

What this trail is actually like underfoot and overhead, taken from its own listing and from reviews. Each one links to every other trail with the same character. Busy or quiet is reported as a plain fact, not a plus or a minus — a runner heading out alone at dawn often wants company on the path, and someone running intervals wants an empty one.

🏞️ Scenic views 7 mentions

“Weather was beautiful, trail is beautiful but blue bonnets were not as we expected.”

More trails like this →

🐕 Dog-friendly 6 mentions

“We saw people dog walking (there was a dog park close to where we parked), lots of people were biking, few were running.”

More trails like this →

🛣️ Paved surface 4 mentions

“Lots of green grass along a paved sidewalk trail that runs underneath power lines.”

More trails like this →

Stroller / ADA accessible 4 mentions

“The trail is concrete and quiet accessible.”

More trails like this →

🅿️ Trailhead parking 3 mentions

“The bluebonnets are right near the parking.”

More trails like this →

🌳 Shaded / tree cover 4 mentions

More trails like this →

🚻 Restrooms 3 mentions

More trails like this →

Plan your run at Bluebonnet Trail Greenbelt

The practical stuff

  • AccessPosted hours — posted hours below; park gates sometimes close earlier than the listing says
  • SurfacePaved — asphalt or concrete. Fast and predictable, runnable year-round, and fine with a stroller
  • DistanceNot reported. Trail systems often quote total path mileage rather than a single loop, so measure the route you actually want before you drive out.
  • ShadeRunners describe real tree cover here — it makes a summer afternoon workable
  • At the trailheadparking, restrooms — reported by runners
  • DogsWelcome, per reviewers. Leash rules vary by park — the trailhead sign is the authority.
  • Stroller / wheelchairReported as smooth and step-free enough for a running stroller or a chair.

Hours

Monday 5–11 AM
Tuesday 5–11 AM
Wednesday 5–11 AM
Thursday 5–11 AM
Friday 5–11 AM
Saturday 5–11 AM
Sunday 5–11 AM

Posted hours for the park or trailhead. Gates and parking lots often close earlier than the trail itself, and seasonal hours change — worth a check before a pre-dawn or after-dark run.

Where to find Bluebonnet Trail Greenbelt

Bluebonnet Trail, Plano, TX 75023

Get directions

Running trails near Plano

Other trails within easy driving distance — useful when this one is flooded, gated, or just not the run you had in mind today.

Blue Ridge Park

4.7 ★★★★★ 22 reviews

Plano, TX

under a mile away

Chisholm Trail Park

4.6 ★★★★★ 44 reviews

Plano, TX

ShadedScenic

1.0 miles away

Chisholm Trail Greenbelt

4.8 ★★★★★ 180 reviews

Plano, TX

PavedScenicDog-friendly

Nature preserve with walking paths, picnic tables, and play areas, plus opportunities for bass fishing.

1.2 miles away

Hoblitzelle Park

4.6 ★★★★★ 591 reviews

Plano, TX

Scenic

Park with picnic areas, playgrounds & 3.7 miles of paved trails along a creek & past large trees.

1.7 miles away

Capstone Park

4.5 ★★★★★ 161 reviews

Plano, TX

Dog-friendly

Calm neighborhood spot (small) dotted with swings and slides for children.

2.0 miles away

Preston Meadow Park

4.6 ★★★★★ 426 reviews

Plano, TX

Dog-friendly

Neighborhood park featuring a playground, hiking & biking trails, volleyball, restrooms & more.

2.2 miles away

All running trails in Plano, TX →

Nearby towns

Listing verified July 2026 from public records, the trail's own website and runner reviews. Trail conditions change — paths flood, gates close at dusk, and shaded woods stay muddy for days after rain. Something out of date? Report a correction. Manage this trail? Send us the details — it is free.