Trinity County

Trinity County is an administrative area in eastern Texas with Groveton as its main town, spreading across pine forests and several small settlements. The Trinity River flows through the region and shapes the landscape with its waterways and natural features.

The county was established in 1850 from territory that previously belonged to Houston County, then developed through timber operations and farming. These two activities shaped its economic growth throughout the entire nineteenth century.

The region is shaped by small communities with strong neighborly connections and local events that happen throughout the year. This sense of togetherness shows in how people come together and share their common roots.

The best time to visit is during daylight hours when shops and public services are open and streets feel more active. When exploring the different settlements, keep in mind these are rural areas and allow time for driving between locations.

The Trinity River offers fishing and water exploration opportunities, with the waterway flowing through the southeastern area and creating several access points. Visitors will find that this river has been central to many local activities and has shaped the area's character.

Location: Texas

Inception: 1850

Capital city: Groveton

Shares border with: Angelina County, Polk County, San Jacinto County, Walker County, Houston County

Website: http://co.trinity.tx.us

GPS coordinates: 31.09000,-95.12000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:22