Top Dallas Hiking Tours

Opt for a more eco-friendly method of transport when sightseeing in Dallas and hop aboard an all-electric Cruizer. With just six passengers onboard, you'll have the undivided attention of your licensed guide as you zip through Downtown Dallas. See Pioneer Plaza, the Dallas Police Memorial, and John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza along the way; admire views of Klyde Warren Park; and soak up the atmosphere in the Dallas Arts District.

Uncover the dark side of Dallas on this spooky after-hours walking tour. Explore downtown Dallas by night, see the infamous spot where JFK was assassinated, and dive into the city’s grim and gory history at the Dallas County Courthouse. Along the way, hear fascinating tales of haunted hotels, supernatural happenings, and real-life events.

This tour offers a VIP experience at all restaurants and special attention from our retail partners. Our tour guides pride themselves in delivering customer service second to none.

Immerse yourself in the history of Fort Worth on this half-day historical tour from Dallas or Fort Worth. Listen to your guide detailing the city's birth in the 1840s to current day while traveling with a small group of just 13 people or fewer. Plus, round-trip transportation from centrally located meeting points is included for a stress-free Fort Worth adventure.

Take part in a fun and interactive escape game experience while in Dallas. Join forces with friends, family, or colleagues to tackle one of four immersive game experiences—Gold Rush, Prison Break, The Heist, or Playground. With just one hour to hunt for clues, decipher the puzzles, and complete your mission, you'll have to think outside of the box and work as a team if you want to win.

Prairie in the heart of a city? You can find it in east Dallas and I'm excited to share it with you. The Blackland prairie ecosystem is a unique and diverse landscape dominated by beautiful wildflowers and grasses. It is estimated that less than 1% of this special part of nature remains statewide. It is home to countless species of plants, birds, and bugs (as well as other small critters). On this tour we will explore prairie remnants near White Rock Lake and discuss their history, ecology, and traditional uses by Native peoples. Walking/light hiking is required. Some of the grasses are tall! Please wear long pants and closed-toed shoes. Wear sun protection and bring your refillable water bottle! *please note: there is no public restroom in walking distance of this location so make sure to go beforehand! If you want in a day/time not shown on my calendar or want to book a private tour, please reach out. Also, if you have special needs in order to book please let me know.