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Rendering of the grand entrance with a paved sidewalk
Flower Mound | Highland Village | Argyle

High Plains Trail to connect Furst Ranch to US 377 with road, open space, trails

By Heather McCullough

High Plains Trail will start construction following Argyle town council approving the final plat April 21, Civil Engineer Jason Weaver from GMcivil said.

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