Quote from johnnybent on Mar 29^th, 2020, 8:01am:

 
The County's stay-in-place order has not been amended to prohibit exercising at parks and on trails, as long as social distancing is practiced. What will prevent drivers from parking along the sides of East and West Lawther, like they do when the parking lots are full? They will probably do that, until the City puts up temporary "No Parking" signs.  
 
I can always ride from home to the lake via the Santa Fe Trail. Wonder if I would be arrested if I rode around the parking lot barriers to use the port-a-potties? Should I take a chance, considering no one would permitted to drive downtown to bail me out of jail?  

I wonder if they are blocking the trail at Anderson Bonner.

Kenny J just called me from WRL. Barriers are up at lake entrances and there are park employees at each one to keep drivers from moving the barriers. So, no access to Sunset Bay or any of the other parking lots. Trail is still open to pedestrians and riders. Water fountains have been turned off. Guess the port-a-potties will still be serviced. We'll find out tomorrow.

That is the runners lot. They fill up early in the morning but usually are gone by 9 or so. Another lot that could be used is the one at Buckner and Lake highlands. They left the potties there also. A third option is Flag pole hill. No water, maybe a potty, No one there and ya got a view. Bad thing about Flag pole is ya gotta do a short climb to get there.

My understanding is the trail is open just dont use anything.  I will continue to enlighten you. Jay can continue his take out for the birds.  

I rode out there today - trails are all open. Used the Pot 'o Gold at the Bath House and it was in pretty good shape.

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/white-rock-lake-parking-lot -changes/287-144ea74c-ee2e-4faf-88d7-a9fbdb3b9ac8
 
 
 
Open now, I guess they just caused more problems but closing them.