Mountain bikers have known about Arkansas for years. Road cyclists know the state for long climbs, quiet highways and an expanding network of paved trails. But between the pavement and
There was mud, there were cowbells, and there were costumes, cold rain, heckling, barriers, beer, bruises and bicycles being carried through places bicycles probably had no business going. For several
Gravel cycling, running, camping and music events will bring a busy fall season to Crowley’s Ridge and communities across the Arkansas Delta. The Arkansas Delta may be known for flat
Editor’s note: I originally wrote this article in February 2011, about nine months before my personal blog officially became ArkansasOutside.com. We’re bringing it back for #ThrowbackThursday because it’s an interesting
As the Leadville Trail 100 MTB prepares to roll out of Leadville, Colorado, again this weekend, we’re going back to 2012, when Arkansas Outside traveled west to follow a group
There may not be a better time to ride gravel in Arkansas than the fall. As the summer heat begins to fade, Arkansas transforms into one of the premier gravel
Mountain biking has a reputation for shiny new bikes, endless accessories, and a constant stream of upgrades. Walk into any bike shop or scroll through social media, and it’s easy
Arkansas mountain bikers have plenty to celebrate as development on the Southlake Trail System, west of Pinnacle Mountain State Park, nears the finish line. Mitchell Allen of the Arkansas Parks
A recent change by the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) is raising concerns among bicycle advocates, transportation planners, and local governments across the country. While the policy change does not
Electric bicycles have become a common sight on Arkansas roads, trails, and greenways. They have opened cycling to older riders, commuters, people with disabilities, and outdoor enthusiasts who simply want
