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Lake Fayetteville Trail Mountain Bike Trail
Fayetteville, Arkansas
MTB TRAIL STATS
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2 trail reviews |
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Difficulty: ? |
| Length: 5 miles | Global Rank: 1488 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Loop |
| Ridden: 14 | Wishlist: 7 |
| Avg. Speed: 6.67 mph | Avg. Time: 0hr 45min |
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Description: Lake Fayeteville Trail is mostly level with some short climbs. The trail surface is hard packed with very few rocky sections. It can be ridden in either direction. Lake Fayetteville is visible from about half of the trail, making this a very scenic ride. Expect to encounter other bikers, as well as walkers & joggers.
Description: Lake Fayeteville Trail is mostly level with some short climbs. The trail surface is hard packed with very few rocky sections. It can be ridden in either direction. Lake Fayetteville is visible from about half of the trail, making this a very scenic ride. Expect to encounter other bikers, as well as walkers & joggers.
added on December 7, 2006 by 
NEARBY TRAILS
- Townsend Ridge Road Trail in Rogers (13.5 miles away)
- Bashore Ridge in Rogers (14.1 miles away)
- Dutton Hollow Loop in Rogers (14.2 miles away)
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by springston24 on November 4, 2007
Very good trail with many updates as paved surfaces, restrooms, and a park for kids to play. Trail was a little tough for my 7 year old son. There were 3 of us, and we all ride BMX bikes. Trail is really set up for mountain bikes, but you get an awesome work out on a BMX in my opinion.
Similar Trail: There is a trail system in north Bentonville that is supposed to be really fun for all bikes. Have not tried it out yet, but that is next.
reviewed by Onikaze on December 23, 2006
This is a good trail for newbies to get started. Most bikers seem to start out going through the Lake Fayetteville park and ending up coming back through Veteran's Park and over the spillway. (Basically, riding the trail clockwise.) It's probably best to ride as most do, since there is a stretch of rutted slope near the park. If you ride clockwise as most do, you will encounter it going downhill. If you ride the other way, you'll have to climb it, and the ruts make it difficult. The trail is mostly packed dirt, but there are a few gravelly sections. Near Veteran's Park, it gets kind of technical, but newbies can just walk here and there. Besides that section, it's not too difficult. Another advantage is Lewis & Clark Outfitters is nearby, so if you forget any bike supplies or even need any quick repairs before or after the ride, they can take care of you. You can find maps online, and if you're new to the trail print one out. There is a section that splits, but if you stay left (going clockwise) you're in good shape. Also, a plant nursery is right on the trail, so don't think you took a wrong turn when you come across it.
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