Flower Mound Is Asking Residents to Nominate Their Most Remarkable Trees
The Town's 2026 Tree Recognition Program is open for nominations, honoring residents who care for significant trees across the community.
The latest outdoors articles and stories from Flower Mound.
The Town's 2026 Tree Recognition Program is open for nominations, honoring residents who care for significant trees across the community.
Twin Coves Park hosts a family overnight Sept. 19–20 with catered meals, games, and a fall tent-decorating contest. Here's what to bring.
A local guide to the best parks in Flower Mound, TX — from lakeside trails to splash pads and campgrounds worth the trip.
The Heritage Springs Splash Pad at Heritage Park has reopened after repairs, giving families a refreshing outdoor spot for the rest of summer.
The DFW Burning Soles Trail Running Series wraps its summer season with Races 7 and 8 on Lake Grapevine's North Shore Trail in Flower Mound.
The DFW Burning Soles Trail Series brings chip-timed 5K and 10K races to Northshore Trail through August 12.
Races 5, 6, and 7 of the DFW Burning Soles Trail Series bring 5K and 10K runners to Lake Grapevine's Northshore Trail through early August.
A beloved Flower Mound walking and biking path is getting long-awaited upgrades. Here's what residents need to know about the closure and what comes next.
A local guide to Flower Mound's best parks, trails, and lake recreation — from Heritage Park to the legendary Northshore Trail.
Peters Colony Memorial Park debuted June 11 with trails, native landscaping, and a memorial plaza honoring WWII veteran Doug Brown.
Explore over 64 miles of paved trails and pristine parks as Flower Mound comes alive this spring
Exploring two underrated parks that offer recreation infrastructure, water access, and community gathering spaces.
A guide to Cross Timbers Conservation Area, including the Equestrian Trail, Wildflower Trail, and what to expect on the ground.
Why Flower Mound's equestrian infrastructure and rural character make it unique among North Texas suburbs.
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