River Rats Take a Hike

The Trinity Trust River Rats recently hosted its Trails of the Trinity summer event, highlighting the White Rock Lake spine trail, a 12-mile  planned path that will connect White Rock Lake south to the Trinity River Audubon Center  though the Great Trinity Forest. More than 100 gathered by the pool at the Plaza II at Turtle Creek, including Colliers International  associate and River Rats member Charlie Morris, The Trinity Trust prez Gail Thomas, Colliers managing director Mark Noble, and Colliers Southern regional manager Howard Templin. You'll recall Colliers just took a hike of its own, relocating downtown. Hope they brought a CamelBak.

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