THE NATURAL STATE
Arkansas is not just the official home of the U.S. National Mountain Bike Team. It’s the best cycling destination in the country.
The U.S. National Mountain Bike Team calls Bentonville, Arkansas home, and it’s easy to see why. The incredible network of singletrack trails and gravel roads in northwest Arkansas is the perfect training ground.
But their statewide network of trails isn’t just for elite athletes — there are rides for everyone. Arkansas has five IMBA Epics around the state, a world-class Monument Trail system at their free state parks, a moderate climate for year-round riding and gorgeous natural beauty.
RIDE YOUR WAY

TRAILS FOR THE WHOLE FAM


BUCKET LIST MOUNTAIN BIKING

OZ Trails, Bentonville
Bentonville’s OZ Trails deliver some of the best biking in the country — 300+ miles of fast flow, creative features and even art along the trail. Ride from downtown to the woods and back again. It’s all connected.

Northwoods Trails, Hot Springs National Park
This trail system offers 30+ miles of flowy singletrack, scenic climbs and lake views, just five minutes from historic downtown Hot Springs. Ride year-round on trails for all skill levels, from mellow loops to fast downhills.

Monument Trails, Arkansas State Parks
These shared-use trails, named Best Mountain Biking in the U.S. by Outside Magazine, are professionally crafted by some of the world’s best trail builders to showcase natural beauty through innovative and sustainable design.

IMBA Epic Trails, Ouachita National Forest
Take on three of Arkansas’ five IMBA Epic trails in the Ouachita National Forest, where rugged climbs, technical descents and remote beauty offer a true backcountry biking adventure. These rides are the real deal.
MADE FOR FUN. BUILT FOR ALL.

See why Team USA chose Arkansas as the perfect place to grow and improve.

Arkansas is home to five IMBA Epics, world-class Monument Trails and Bentonville — aka the Mountain Biking Capital of the World.

Arkansas is gravel riding gold. Explore miles of routes winding through forests, mountains and small towns with big character