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Frequently Asked Questions
This trail is for use by our community and visitors.
This trail provides safe and usable outdoor space for walking/jogging, biking and horseback riding. Motorized vehicles are not allowed.
This trail is funded by fundraising, from passionate volunteers, donations and grants. The Wolfe City Rail Trail will also be upkept by EDC and local volunteers.
The Wolfe City Rail Trail is not funded by city tax dollars. The trail uses fundraising, donations and state grants. This trail is upkept by passionate volunteers and patrons of our local community.
Be considerate and use the trail without disturbing nearby neighbors. The trail is accessible during daylight hours. Night time use is not recommended due to limited vision. Always use the trail at your own risk.
There are several trash receptacles on the trail within Wolfe City city limits.
The infrastructure for the NorthEast Texas Trail was made possible by the creation of the 1983 Federal Law called the National Trail Acts and the Rail Banking process.
Rail banking is when a railroad company voluntarily sells, donates, or leases unprofitable or unwanted rail lines and tracks to a qualified public or private entity (the Rail bank entity).
Via this Law, land for construction of the NETT project is provided at no cost.
We need you! We are always looking for partners and volunteers. Come to our monthly Board meetings. Join us on a work day. Talk to our members at events. Sponsor our events. We love community involvement.
Use the contact form at the bottom of the page to get in touch with us.
The Wolfe City Rail Trail will provide numerous benefits to our businesses and citizens for generations to come. This trail is something our town should be proud of and support!
Not only will the Wolfe City Rail Trail provide vast outdoor usable space for active living, but it will also attract avid tourist of the NorthEast Texas Trail to our city. Each trail user could average $6-24 per visit to our local economy.
Not only will this trail bring a boost to our local economy, but it will also provide a place for community events for our citizens.
Please use the form at the bottom of the page to contact our town's trail leader. Your feedback is important to us.
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