Over two decades, a cycling organization has helped develop a bike-friendly culture in Northwest Arkansas

By building hundreds of miles of mountain biking and multi-use trails, Northwest Arkansas has created a close-knit community of users committed to increasing access to recreation for all and preserving the beauty of the region's open spaces.

Mountain bike coach Kim Seay gives back by teaching youth the fun and thrills of cycling

Cycling and pedestrian activity has continued to grow in the region

In my job, I am inspired by the resolve of residents to make Northwest Arkansas the most welcoming place to live.

In bike-friendly Arkansas, a major new trail project sets its sights on a natural but untapped resource—state parks

In Springdale, Arkansas, a local community center decided to ‘go big’ on construction of a new bike park

Coler Mountain Bike Preserve adds miles of diversity to the region’s expanding trail system

In a region rich with cycling infrastructure, Coler will offer a unique experience

This unique recreation destination is located on a pristine 300-acre site just a five-minute bike ride from downtown Bentonville, Ark.

Razorback Regional Greenway reignites a sense of community in Northwest Arkansas

Announces Opening of First 7 Miles of Natural-Surface Trails

Economic growth follows trail construction in Northwest Arkansas

Foundation's Studies Highlight Economic Impact, Trail Usage and Regional Standing

A trail user count was conducted by San Diego State University between May and July of 2017

When mountain biker Tandie Bailey signed up for the first Slaughter Pen Jam race in Bentonville, Arkansas a decade ago, she recalls “there weren’t very many girls, maybe three others” with her at the starting line.