The Razorback Regional Greenway runs right through Bentonville, connecting downtown, Crystal Bridges, the Momentary, and the mountain-bike trail systems — and continuing 40 paved miles across Northwest Arkansas. Flat, scenic, and free, it’s the easy, car-free way to get around town on foot or by bike.
The Greenway in Bentonville
Through Bentonville, the paved greenway links the downtown square, Crystal Bridges, the Momentary, and the Slaughter Pen and Coler trail systems. It continues north toward Bella Vista and south toward Rogers, Springdale, and Fayetteville as part of the full 40-mile regional route.
Who It’s For
The greenway is paved, flat, and beginner-friendly — ideal for cyclists, runners, families with strollers, and commuters. It’s also the connective tissue between Bentonville’s off-road mountain-bike trails. Dogs are welcome on a leash. For off-road trail maps and conditions, see our sister site NWA Bike Trails.
Cost, Parking & Access
Using the greenway is free, with trailhead parking at many points around Bentonville, including near the downtown square and Crystal Bridges. The paved surface is accessible to wheelchairs and strollers.
📍 Open the greenway in Google Maps · razorbackgreenway.org
More: all mountain biking & trails in Bentonville or the full Things to Do in Bentonville guide.