Protect, Enhance, & Connect.
The Trail Conservancy’s mission is to protect, enhance, and connect the Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail for the benefit of all. Established in 2003 as the Town Lake Trail Foundation, The Trail Conservancy furthers the historic efforts set forth by the Citizens Committee in 1971.
The Butler Trail will always be public parkland and will always belong to the people. To serve our city in all its diversity, the Trail must be a welcoming and engaging place for everyone. TTC is committed to improving, maintaining, and operating the Trail to ensure that future generations can continue to enjoy one of our city’s most treasured green spaces.
There's 10 miles of Trail to explore.
Use an interactive map, download a map to your phone, or use Google to embark on a journey unique to you. These maps help you learn about current and future projects, explore routes, spoke trails, and state-of-the-art amenities like drinking water fountains, restrooms, and parking lots.
Start Your Adventure
At The Trail Conservancy, every individual’s contribution plays a crucial role in protecting the natural beauty and legacy of the Butler Trail and nearly 300 acres of surrounding parkland. There are many ways you can get involved and support our mission:
Stay in the loop.
Stay up-to-date with TTC news, know when new events and volunteer opportunities are happening, and get updates on projects along the Trail.
The Trail Conservancy is committed to Trail enhancements, responsible stewardship, and attracting philanthropic dollars to support the Trail as the demand and use of the Trail increases.
Through community engagement and ecological demand, we identify projects each year to help enhance and improve the Trail experience.
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PROTECT, CONNECT, & ENHANCE
- About The Trail Conservancy
- History of the Butler Trail
Together, we make our Trail look amazing.
At The Trail Conservancy, every individual’s contribution plays a crucial role in protecting the natural beauty and legacy of the Butler Trail and nearly 300 acres of surrounding parkland. There are many ways you can get involved and support our mission:
Your financial support is vital. It helps fund essential restoration projects, community programs, and Trail enhancements.
Join our weekly volunteer efforts. Engage in activities such as plant work days, shoreline cleanups, and invasive species management.
As a member, you’ll enjoy special benefits while providing ongoing support for our initiatives.
