Northshore is split into east and west sections, divided roughly by Murrell Park in Flower Mound. The east includes loops 1 through 4 for just over 12-miles of forested trail, rolling hills, and a few climbs and descents. Compared to the western loops on the other side of Murrell Park, the eastern trails are much easier and more suited for hiking since they see less mountain biking traffic.

There are 5 major trailheads for Northshore: Murrell Park (aka MADD Shelter), Twin Coves Park, and Rockledge Park (seen here) are the most popular points to access the trail, though all require a parking fee. Restrooms and water are available at each. Lakeside and Boy Scout Camp are the other two, with the prior accessible from town and a nearby bike shop. Both are free and offer access to loops 3 and 4 on the east side of the park.

As with any trail situated on a lake in Texas, flooding can be a problem during times of heavy rain. In fact, at different points in its life, Northshore has been given a full facelift by mother nature when much of its singletrack flooded. As such, please be respectful of the signage placed at the trailhead indicating whether the trails are open or closed.

Sources: https://ntxtrails.com/mtb-trails/northwest/northshore-trail/