This beautiful location is home to the only natural waterfall in Tarrant County. Named after the nearby Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base (NASJRB), Airfield Falls is one of our favorite gems hidden along the Trinity Trails.
We have been working hard to create a one-of-a-kind trailhead at the entrance to Airfield Falls. The new trailhead will honor the history of the NASJRB with a sculpture featuring military aircraft components. The new amenities will be a unique way to represent the rich history of the region from its transformation from a Bomber Plant to Lockheed Martin to Carswell to now the NASJRB. Another historical aspect of the trailhead is the original patio from a commander’s house which was once on the grounds will be incorporated into the new design.
In addition to new recreation opportunities, the project also focuses on another of TRWD’s missions with the addition of a conservation garden. The trailhead will feature native plants so visitors to Airfield Falls will be able to see how and what to plant during different seasons.
This geocache is a part of the TRWD Trinity Trails Geocaching Adventure which takes you on a journey throughout the entire trail system to discover hidden gems, historically significant locations and some of the most popular spots along the trails. It’s perfect for families, geocaching newbies and seasoned “cachers” alike.
Small pencil provided for you to write your name and date at this cache