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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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Falls Branch Trail (National Recreation Trail)

The Ouachitas
The trail begins near the campground and winds through the pine/hardwood forest of the park, crossing Little Canyon Creek several times. It eventually leads to a seasonal scenic waterfall on Falls Creek and works its way back to the trailhead.

Fern Hollow

The Ouachitas
Starting near the tent sites of this timberlands park, the Fern Hollow Trail takes riders through rolling pine forest along the shores of White Oak Lake.

Fern Hollow Multi-Use Trail

The Timberlands
Fern Hollow Trail is a multi-use trail for mountain bikes and hiking. It starts at the Beech Ridge trail head in the tent camp area. Allow 4 to 5 hours for hiking and 2 to 3 hours for biking to complete the 9.8-mile loop. Approximately half-way...

Five Rivers Rumble

The Delta
This beautiful scenic drive is a 140-mile loop that starts and finishes in Pocahontas, AR and is a wonderful blend of rivers, hills, curves, natural beauty and history.

Forest Trail

The Ozarks
The Forest Trail is a walk along an old logging road, highlighting the characteristic oak and hickory woods of the Ozarks. The trailhead is located across from the Campground on HWY 23 Spur. It is approximately 2 1/4 miles round trip. It is a...

Fossil Flats

The Ozarks
The flat exposed rock in the creek bed lends this trail its name. Many fossils are visible in the exposed creek bed. Along the trail you will see evidence of the CCC and early settlers, creek views, and big rock formations. This trail gives riders a...

Four-Lake Loop

The Ozarks
Not sure if you want to push your limits or just set a chill pace and have fun?

Gaston Wildflower Garden Trail

The Ozarks
This memorial wildflower garden loop trail meanders through three acres of wildflowers that change each week through the season. Wildlife, including birds and butterflies, can be throughout the trail at feeders and rest areas. The area is under...

Gateway Gap and the Rock N Roll Highway

The Delta
An easy going ride through the Ozark foothills and into rock n' roll history

Glade Runner

Central
Start on Turkey Tracks and once your through the initial rock section, you'll see this trail on the right. A little climb and you're on a fun, technical downhill to push your limits. Suggest that riders walk the lower two gap jumps because they...

Gold Brick

The Ozarks

Gorley King

The Ozarks
This trail follows Holt Ridge as it winds its way around both sides of Lee Creek. Along the trail you will see limestone and cedar glades, three natural bridges, and a magnificent view of the CCC Dam and Lake Devil. The trail is marked with red signs...

Grand Prairie Loop

Central
For those living in the mountains, the pancake-flat prairie is a curious attraction.

Great River Off-Road Ride (Dual-Sport)

The Ouachitas
A hallmark of this Delta ride is a trip up Crowley’s Ridge, a unique geological formation that rises from the flatlands.

Great River Road National Scenic Byway

The Delta
A peaceful roll down the mighty Mississippi with great attractions