Mountain Biking Trails in State Parks
Find your next ride at Arkansas State Parks
Arkansas State Parks are home to some of the best mountain biking trails in Arkansas, stretching across the state and offering experiences for every kind of ride. These trails include beginner routes, intermediate paths, advanced technical sections and multi-use biking trails designed for mountain bikers and casual riders alike. Riders can explore wooded landscapes, flow trails, singletrack routes and scenic overlook points while enjoying the beauty that earned The Natural State its nickname.
Whether you want a fast, exciting mountain bike ride or a relaxed scenic trail, Arkansas State Parks provide options for every type of rider. With trails located in parks across the state, it’s easy to find mountain biking routes near you or plan a trip to explore new terrain.
The Monument Trails at Arkansas State Parks offer a fantastic outdoor adventure for anyone looking for one. These world-class mountain biking destinations highlight the versatile terrain and scenic landscapes found in our state parks. These shared-use trails are an active outlet for users of all skill levels to experience the renowned beauty of Arkansas State Parks. Monument Trails can be found at Devil’s Den, Hobbs, Mount Nebo and Pinnacle Mountain state parks.
Check the list below to discover mountain biking trails at Arkansas State Parks and start planning your outdoor adventure today.
Trails in State Parks
Bull Shoals-White River State Park
- Oakridge Mountain Bike Trail, 3 miles (Moderate)
Cane Creek State Park
- Cane Creek Lake Trail, 15.5 miles (Moderate)
- Delta View Trail, 2.5 miles (Easy)
Devil's Den State Park
- Fossil Flats, 3–5 miles (Moderate)
- Lake Trail, 0.5 mile (Easy)
- Woody Plant Trail, 0.25 mile (Easy)
Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area
- Hidden Diversity Multi-Use Trail, 24 miles (Moderate/Strenuous)
- Karst Loop Trail, 7.8-mile loop (Easy)
- Return Trail, 1.05 miles (Easy)
- Sawtooth Trail, 1.2 miles (Moderate)
- Timberjack Trail, 0.9 miles (Moderate)
- Tunnel Connector Trail, 2.1 miles one way (Easy)
- Wolf Den Loop, East & West Trail, 4.2 miles (Easy)
Lake Fort Smith State Park
- Boston Mountain Trail, 12.4 miles, Moderate/Strenuous
Millwood State Park
- Waterfowl Way Trail, 1.5 miles, Easy
- Wildlife Lane Nature Trail, 4 miles, Easy
Mount Magazine State Park
- Will Apple's Road Trail, 1.6 miles, Easy
- Huckleberry Mountain Horse Trail, 34 miles, only 0.6 mile within the state park boundaries (Moderate/Strenuous)
Mount Nebo State Park
Chickalah Downhill Trail, 2.3 miles, downhill only (Strenuous)
Chickalah Loop Trail, 4.8 miles + 1 mile return (Moderate)
Hayes Creek Run, 2.1 miles, downhill only (Strenuous)
Lizard Tail, 1.9 miles (Strenuous)
Miller's Goat Trail, 5.3 miles (Moderate)
Ox Pull Trail, 1.7 miles, uphill only for bikes; two-way for hikers/runners (Strenuous)
Sunrise Loop, 1 mile (Moderate)
Sunset Point Connector, 0.5 mile (Moderate)
Three C’s Entrance Trail, 591 feet (Easy)
Three C’s Trail, 2 miles (Easy)
Pinnacle Mountain State Park
- Coachwhip, 2.18 miles (Easy)
- Jackfork Trail, 4.59 miles (Moderate)
Village Creek State Park
- Multi-Use Trail System, 25 miles (Moderate)
White Oak Lake State Park
- Fern Hollow Multi-Use Trail, 9.8 miles (Moderate)
Woolly Hollow State Park
- Enders Fault Mountain Bike Trail, 9.2 miles (Moderate)
Delta Heritage Trail State Park (Gravel with some hills)
- Delta Heritage Trail North End: Mellwood to Snow Lake — 12.1 miles, Easy
- Delta Heritage Trail North End: Elaine to Mellwood — 9 miles, Easy
- Delta Heritage Trail North Side: Lexa to Barton — 2.0 miles, Easy
- Delta Heritage Trail North End: Lick Creek to Lake View — 8.5 miles, Easy
- Delta Heritage Trail North End: Lake View to Elaine — 8.4 miles, Easy
- Delta Heritage Trail South End: Arkansas City to Rohwer — 15 miles, Easy
- Delta Heritage Trail South End: Rohwer to Watson — 9.4 miles, Easy
- Delta Heritage Trail South End: Watson to Yancopin — 3.8 miles, Easy
- Delta Heritage Trail North End: Barton to Lick Creek — 1.6 miles, Easy