ROUTES AND HUBS
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A library of curated five-star routes leaving from a hub help create an excellent rural road experience for locals, but also for visitors desiring to explore new routes and roads. Routes of all distances and difficulties, accommodating the entire range for riders of varying experience levels.
We believe that the Rural Recreational Road experience can provide safe, adventurous connections with the rural parts of our state. Please remember these are routes used by pedestrians, vehicles, and farm equipment. If you need a reminder on the rules of the road before you start your adventure, click here.
ARKANSAS CITY
COMING SOON!!!!
BENTONVILLE
Known as the Mountain Biking Capital of the Worldᵀᴹ, but that’s just a part of the story – trails, connectors, quick gravel access, bike cafes, art, music, and amazing community. Experience all that Bentonville has to offer by bike or foot.
CAVE CITY
Coming Soon!
Cave City’s backroads offer a surprisingly rich network of gravel routes that weave through rolling fields, wooded corridors, and quiet rural landscapes. With low‑traffic roads, open views, and a peaceful small‑town atmosphere, Cave City gives cyclists and explorers an inviting blend of adventure and serenity, making it a true hidden gem for gravel riding in northeast Arkansas.
GOSHEN
Just 12 miles east of Interstate 49, the small township of Goshen in eastern Washington County boasts direct access to hundreds of miles of rural gravel roads. From the rolling farmlands along the White River to the challenging terrain of the Boston Mountains, the Goshen Hub offers a diverse range of backcountry gravel routes ready to be explored.
GRAVETTE
Nestled in NW Benton County just a short drive from Bentonville, Gravette delivers a new American town energy with revitalized city center, quirky restaurants, coffee shops, and quick access to beautiful rural roads in all directions. Park, ride, eat, and take in all things Gravette.
LESLIE
COMING SOON!!!!
SILOAM SPRINGS
The gem of Southwestern Benton County, Siloam Springs offers quick access to two world-class white water parks, rock climbing, and rural road exploration. Ride the short, beautiful bike path through downtown and around the perimeter of John Brown University for access to gorgeous dirt roads, returning back to town for amazing food and bars in the center of town.
PEA RIDGE
A short 15-minute drive from Bentonville, the thriving town of Pea Ridge in Northeast Benton County offers endless gravel roads for exploration north into beautiful rural Southern Missouri, east, and south around the lumpy hills surrounding the iconic Beaver Lake.
Click on the link below for Google Map Trailhead.