Tyler Azalea Trail Overview:
From mid-March through mid-April, the city of Tyler, Texas is home to the Azalea and Spring Flower Trail, which includes tours of area homes and flower trails, a civil war re-enactment, square dancing, 10k run, arts & crafts, and much, much more.About the Tyler Azalea Trail:
The Tyler Azalea Trail, which has been staged annually for more than five decades, is one of the oldest and largest flower trails in Texas. The Tyler Azalea Trail actually consists of two trails: the Dobbs Trail and the Lindsey Trail. Both trails begin at the intersection of South Broadway and Houston in Tyler. The Dobbs Trail splits at the first intersection on Broadway south of the starting point, while the Lindsey Trail branches off one block further south. The Lindsey Trail is the original trail. Due to the popularity of the event, a second trail was added. The combined distance of the two trail is about 8 miles.Where the Tyler Azalea Trail is Held:
The Tyler Azalea Trail winds throughout the city of Tyler. The trail begins at the intersection of South Broadway and Houston Street. Two trails branch off from South Broadway - the Dobbs Trail and the Lindsey Trail. These two trails wind through approximately 8 miles of residential streets in Tyler.
