
Trail Etiquette for Bicyclists and Hikers – OZ Trails Northwest Arkansas
With a busy fall riding season coming up, now is a great time to brush up on trail safety and etiquette. Equipment Having the correct equipment is always a good

With a busy fall riding season coming up, now is a great time to brush up on trail safety and etiquette. Equipment Having the correct equipment is always a good

It’s back-to-school time and we’re highlighting how our Bicycle Friendly America awardees and other partners in making biking better are gearing up to get students and their parents driving less

Inaugural mountain biking, community-building event less than two weeks away BENTONVILLE, AR., Sept. 6, 2022 – There is less than a week to purchase tickets for the Women of OZ

Bikepacking Roots (BPR) is hosting the Fayetteville Gathering, a non-competitive, community-building bikepacking adventure, from October 21st to 23rd, in Fayetteville Arkansas, in partnership with Experience Fayetteville. Bikepacking combines backpacking and
Where Did the Quarry Come From? According to the Encyclopedia of Arkansas, Europeans first documented a large bluff on the north side of the Arkansas River just a couple of

The ‘Trails are Common Ground’ ambassador and renowned mountain biking coach promotes community activism through cycling BENTONVILLE, Ark. (AUG. 30, 2022) – With just two weeks until the inaugural Women

The newest additions to the Fayetteville Traverse trail at the University of Arkansas are now open. This natural-surface trail is for walkers, runners as well as bicycle riders, and adaptive

…and Buddies (just to keep the alliteration going). Last night we took part in the weekly Pedal Party Little Rock bike ride. This event grew out of the Critical Mass

Conway continues to expand its inventory of bicycle infrastructure Conway has more than 60 miles of bike lanes, shared paths, and trails of all kinds, but recently added something that

I had the opportunity to meet with Jordan Mays, Trails Coordinator at the City of Little Rock Parks & Recreation Department, at River Mountain Park this morning. Okay, we were