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Progress Videos & Photos

Videos

Video on the start of dam construction.

Video of the dredging process.

Video example of dredging process.

Bike Dallas! Bachman Lake Trail video.

A Day at Bachman Lake video circa 1961.

Trail Detour & Improvement Photos

Bachman lake trail detour signage

Bachman lake trail detour signage

Bachman lake trail detour being created

Bachman lake trail detour being created

Bachman lake trail detour being created

Bachman Lake Trail detour signage

Bachman Lake Trail detour signage

Sidewalk closed for pedestrian walkway part of the temporary Bachman Lake Trail

Dam & Spillway Construction Photos

Crews drill large, deep holes and line them with steel “pipes” to stabilize the lake embankment on each side of the spillway.

Crews drill large, deep holes and line them with steel “pipes” to stabilize the lake embankment on each side of the spillway.

Crews drill large, deep holes and line them with steel “pipes” to stabilize the lake embankment on each side of the spillway.

Crews drill large, deep holes to line with steel “pipes” to stabilize the lake embankment on each side of the spillway.

Steel pipes are stacked up before being used as part of the new spillway walls.

Crews line deep holes with steel “pipes” to stabilize the lake embankment on each side of the spillway.

Crews line deep holes with steel “pipes” to stabilize the lake embankment on each side of the spillway.

Steel"caging" used inside steel "pipes" to reinforce the new spillway walls.

Steel"caging" is placed inside steel "pipes" to reinforce the new spillway walls.

Steel"caging" is placed inside steel "pipes" to reinforce the new spillway walls.

Concrete is poured into the steel “pipes” to stabilize the lake embankment on each side of the spillway

Crews drill large, deep holes to line with steel “pipes” to stabilize the lake embankment on each side of the spillway.

Construction crews release water from Bachman Lake over the main spillway to lower the lake level by a few feet.

Construction near the Bachman Dam

Construction crews release water from Bachman Lake over the main spillway to lower the lake level by a few feet.

Creating the cofferdam with thick sheets of ribbed, “z” shaped metal (right of image), hammered down into the ground below the lake to keep water out of the spillway construction area.

The heavy timber “roadway” built to provide access for the construction cranes to the spillway area.

Hammering down the thick sheets of ribbed, “z” shaped metal to make the cofferdam.

Dredging Photos

Comparison of the “island” before and after dredging.

Side view of the dredging barge. Boaters must stay a minimum of 75 feet away from the barge.

Bird friends gathered on the dredging pipe. Boaters must stay a minimum 25 feet away from the pipe.

The dredging pipe floats along the lake’s surface with the use of buoys. Boaters must stay a minimum 25 feet away from the pipe.

The dredging barge in the eastern portion of the lake.

A view of the outside of the dredging barge’s cockpit.

A view from inside the dredging barge’s cockpit.

Pump equipment on the dredging barge helps move sediment from the bottom of the lake to the processing site.

An overview of the processing site where the dredging sediment is separated from the water and dried.

A belt press used to separate the sediment from the water.

Sediment material after it has been separated from the water.

An excavator piles sediment at the processing site to allow it to dry out further.

Loading dredged sediment on to trucks for use in landscaping projects.

An SUV was pulled from the lake during dredging. (July 2022)

An SUV was pulled from the lake during dredging. (July 2022)

Belt presses at the offsite location used to dewater the dredged sediment.

The dredging barge on Bachman Lake removes sediment. (May 2022)

An excavator was used to remove large debris in the eastern part of Bachman Lake. (May 2022)

An excavator removing large branches from Bachman Lake.

A collection of large debris removed from Bachman Lake.

Dredging equipment at the offsite location used to dewater the removed sediment.

Background Photos & Maps

Dallas Water Bachman Lake Trail map 6-24

Diagram showing current and future water depth at one cross-section of the lake. Post-dredging water depth will be 8 feet.

Public Safety Message: Please DRIVE SLOWLY and be on the lookout for park visitors, construction crews, turtles and other wildlife at Bachman Lake Park. Learn More