Track Down a Trail

Hike and Bike Your Way Through Arkansas Trails

From mountain ridges to river bends, find your perfect path through The Natural State. Explore hundreds of miles of trails made for hiking and biking across scenic Arkansas.

Arkansas’ state parks are home to some of the most beautiful and diverse trails in the country. From the scenic vistas of the Ozark Mountains to the banks of the Mississippi River, you’ll find paths for every pace and passion. Explore scenic day hikes, rugged mountain biking routes, peaceful water trails for paddling and accessible paths designed for all visitors.

Plan your adventure by park, region or difficulty to find an experience tailored to your preferences. Trails vary from easy walks to challenging backcountry routes, with maps, mileage and hiking times available for each. Arkansas’ world-class Monument Trails at Hobbs, Pinnacle Mountain, Mount Nebo and Devil’s Den state parks showcase innovative design and breathtaking terrain, offering unforgettable experiences for bikers and hikers alike. Whether you’re exploring for an hour or a weekend, every trail leads to something extraordinary.

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Three C's Trail

** An Arkansas State Parks Monument Trail** This beginner trail across the top of the mountain features green rollable features and a couple of advanced features to entertain everyone. It connections the north and south of the mountain and gives...

Timberjack Trail

The second downhill of the system is a fun fast ride with plenty of jump opportunities or slow it down a bit and roll the whole thing.

Tour of Columbia County

This route passes by two of the oldest country stores in the tri state region.

Towering Pines Trail

This loop trail meanders through the mixed pine and hardwood forest to the lakeshore and returns to its point of origin. It is particularly spectacular in the spring as it displays an abundance of dogwood trees.

Trapper Lake Trail

Trapper Lake Trail meanders around the 12-acre lake built in 1980 for fishing and wildlife viewing. From the Visitors Center, the trail leads down the hill, across Day-use 1 and across the bridge that spans the lake's feeder stream. The trail then...

Tunnel Connector Trail

**An Arkansas State Parks Monument Trail** Beautiful, rolling trail crossing several cedar bridges that acts as the conduit to the two downhill trails, the return trail, and connections to the northern trails. While riding from the parking lot, stay...

Tunstall Riverwalk

This trail takes hikers along the White River from the boat launch ramp area to the park campground. Spring and summer hiking offers breathtaking beauty of the Tunstall Riverwalk Conservation Area wildflowers. Wildlife are seen regularly and bird...

Turkey Tracks

Turkey Tracks is accessible from the hub at the top of the Fulk Mountains. Climb Jackfork from either side or Upheaval to reach the start. Climb into a classic Pinnacle rock garden (you remember the old trails, or heard of them) and then descend...

Twisted Lady

Where fascinating folklore twists and turns as much as the ride

Twistflower

A wonderful downhill with alternate lines and bigger features. A beautiful transition from the easy downhills to something a bit more challenging. The trail starts at the Fulk Mountain Hub and can be accessed from Upheaval or either direction of...

Upheaval

Use this trail to reach the Fulk Mountain Hub where you have your choice of downhill runs. You won't believe how easy this is.

Upper Buffalo

Upper Buffalo mountain bike trails include a wide variety of incredible Ozark Forest riding, native plant species and wildlife. This IMBA Epic ride earns its status from the total riding experience.

Upper Stick

This trail is the shortest way between the middle trailhead parking and the visitor center or upper trailhead parking. This trail has some mandatory rock gardens which add a bit of spice to your ride. The trail is also a connector to create a longer...

Varnall Springs Trail

The Varnall Springs Trail winds through natural features. A diverse forest, and many wildflowers. The spring was once the water supply for the town of Dardanelle. Some of the old water pipes remain visible.

Village Creek

Located on Crowley's Ridge 15 miles north of Interstate 40, Village Creek State Park offers more than 30 miles of hiking, equestrian and mountain biking trails. Challenging creek crossings and steep, short hills will test your skills.