Due to the trail's recent opening, it is best to consult an updated map for precise directions to the trailhead.
Being a new addition to Northwest Arkansas' growing trail network, this trail is mostly machine-built, allowing for smoother, flowy rides. The trail surface consists primarily of small aggregate and rocks, making it less 'gravely' compared to older trails in the area.
Despite being labeled as 'Very Easy,' this trail offers some climbs that could be considered challenging. They are not as daunting as Rocky Mountain-type ascents, but they're enough to keep the heart rate up.
The trail incorporates a lot of berms, small jumps, and rollers, all contributing to its flowy nature. Cyclists can also opt for small fun side loops for additional challenges. However, it's worth noting that not all signs have been installed yet, causing some riders to veer off course momentarily.
A rest stop in the Bamboozled section offers beer and water—perfect for riders needing a quick break. Moreover, the trail boasts spectacular views of several waterfalls and creek crossings, adding to the overall riding experience.
Plans are underway to connect this trail to the Back 40 trails, providing even more options for extended rides.
The trail has earned mostly positive reviews, falling between 3 and 4 stars. Riders appreciate its flowy design, manageable climbs, and minimal technical features. The trail's recent opening suggests room for future improvement, especially in trail signage.
While it may not qualify for a full 5-star rating yet, this new trail adds another dimension to Bentonville's already rich tapestry of riding options. As signage improves and connections to other trail networks like the Back 40 are established, expect this trail to climb the ranks in the Northwest Arkansas trail scene.
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