The Northaven Trail is a nine-mile paved trail running through North Dallas.
The Northaven Trail Valentine Cling fundraiser has become an annual tradition for many here in Preston Hollow. Each year around this time, the Friends of Northaven Trail sells heart-shaped cling stickers to be placed along the trail by admirers—and found by lucky recipients. Beyond a basic card, these unique local valentines express love, admiration, or gratitude while supporting one of our neighborhood’s treasured features.
Clings can be customized with names, notes, and photos.
New for 2026, the Friends are offering a choice of two cling designs by Eric Keese, including a colorful wildflower motif. Two sizes are available, at 15 inches and 30 inches in diameter, ranging in price from $75 to $350. Select options can be personalized with text and images, as well as the donor’s choice of location along the trail.
Orders must be received online by Tuesday, February 10. Thereafter, the clings will be placed along the trail by February 14 (weather permitting). Proceeds will directly support the work of Friends of Northaven Trail, including native wildflower planting, trail amenities, and ongoing safety projects.
Lisa Petty’s career has spanned print, digital, and broadcast journalism, editorial leadership, and brand marketing. She has served at industry-leading companies, including MCI USA, ACTIVE Network, and Mary Kay. Her fashion and lifestyle reporting has been featured by regional and national media outlets from the Dallas Morning News to NBC Universal and The New York Times, and she was recognized with a Distinguished Achievement Award by Wade College in 2019.
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Lisa Petty’s career has spanned print, digital, and broadcast journalism, editorial leadership, and brand marketing. She has served at industry-leading companies, including MCI USA, ACTIVE Network, and Mary Kay. Her fashion and lifestyle reporting has been featured by regional and national media outlets from the Dallas Morning News to NBC Universal and The New York Times, and she was recognized with a Distinguished Achievement Award by Wade College in 2019.