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Five historic districts, Garrett Park, the Santa Fe Trail, Lower Greenville and Henderson Avenue.

Munger Boulevard looking south. Concept image; the final design will come from engineers.
The idea
A proposed connection for walking and possibly biking on Munger Boulevard, bringing the places we love a little closer together.
Five historic districts, Garrett Park, the Santa Fe Trail, Lower Greenville and Henderson Avenue.
Fewer lanes, slower traffic and a protected path for people on foot and, possibly, on bikes. A concept to study, not a final design.
Led by neighbors, with privately funded first steps. Starting with a feasibility study, not construction.
The proposed connection
From the Santa Fe Trail toward Garrett Park, with possibilities to explore beyond it.
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About 1.1 miles. The alignment is approximate and will be refined by the feasibility study.
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One step at a time
We’re listening, walking the route and asking questions. The next step is a privately funded feasibility study to understand what’s possible.
A few common questionsDone · Sept 2026
Done · Oct 2026
In progress · Nov 2026
Next · Privately funded
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Hear about community walks, new updates and what comes next. Have a question or a thought about the route? We’d love to hear it.
The Munger Mile is led by East Dallas neighbors Erin Covert and Courtney Gage.
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