NWA’s paved spine for bikes, scooters, strollers, and more. The Razorback Regional Greenway spans about 40 miles from south Fayetteville to Bella Vista, connecting seven cities on a primarily off-road, two-way, shared-use path. It’s ideal for electric cruisers and mellow spins on an e-MTB (great for linking trailheads like Slaughter Pen and Coler).
Quick Facts
E-Bike Notes (good to know)
Getting There & Parking
When to Ride
Suggested Routes
Bentonville Sampler (Easy • 10–20 mi)
Park at Bella Vista Lake Park and ride south toward Bentonville. For a 10-mile day, stage a second car at Horsebarn Trailhead; otherwise return to make it ~20 miles. Expect smooth pavement, creekside views, shops, and easy detours.
Lake Fayetteville Loop Connector (Easy/Family • 8–12 mi)
Start at Veterans Park. Ride the 5.5-mile paved Lake Fayetteville loop, then add Greenway miles north/south to taste. Lighting on Fayetteville’s Greenway sections extends usable hours.
End-to-End Adventure (Intermediate • 40 mi one-way)
Bella Vista ⇄ Kessler Mountain/Fayetteville. Make it a challenge ride or split over two sessions; plan a shuttle or transit back. Use the interactive map for water, restrooms, bike-fix stations, and detours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Absolutely—it’s paved, mostly off-street, and dotted with parks, restrooms, and cafes. Bring helmets, plenty of water, snacks, and lights if riding near dusk; keep right, pass left, and teach kids to stop off the path.
The Greenway runs about 40 miles from Bella Vista to south Fayetteville. Popular trailheads include Bella Vista Lake Park (north end), Horsebarn Trailhead (Bentonville/Rogers), and Veterans Park for the Lake Fayetteville loop.
Yes—e-bikes are generally welcomed on the paved Greenway. Always follow posted signs and local rules, ride at a controlled speed, yield to pedestrians, and pass on the left with a bell or voice.
