Springdale sits right on the spine of Northwest Arkansas’s celebrated trail network. The paved Razorback Greenway runs the length of the city, following Spring Creek past parks, downtown, and the Jones Center, and tying Springdale into a continuous route that reaches all the way from Bella Vista to Fayetteville. Add a lakeside pump track, off-road singletrack, and a downtown skills park, and you have an easy place to walk, run, ride, or roll — whether you want a flat family stroll or dirt under your tires.
Razorback Regional Greenway (Springdale)
The 40-plus-mile paved greenway passes through the heart of Springdale, shadowing Spring Creek and linking downtown, parks, and neighboring cities on a smooth, mostly flat, car-free path that is free to use year-round. It is the backbone of trail life here and the easiest on-ramp to riding or walking in the city. Read the full guide »
More places to ride & roll in Springdale
Beyond the Greenway, Lake Springdale & J.B. Hunt Park adds natural-surface mountain-bike trails and a pump track on the city’s north side, while the Runway Bike Park downtown packs pump tracks and skills features into a compact lot that is perfect for progressing riders of every age. Together they cover the full range from paved-and-easy to dirt-and-technical.
For off-road maps, difficulty ratings, and current trail conditions across the whole region, visit our sister site NWA Bike Trails.
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