Hike AR Way

Razorback Regional Greenway

The Razorback Regional Greenway is a 36-mile paved trail that extends all the way from Bentonville to Fayetteville. It’s a great option for biking, walking, running, or skating, and even provides access to some of the best local hotspots in the region.

Crystal Bridges

600 Museum Way, Bentonville, Arkansas

Many of us are familiar with the impressive art collection at Crystal Bridges, but the trails and grounds are also a must-see part of the museum experience. On the museum’s grounds, more than five miles of trails wind through 120 acres of native Ozark forest.

Gulley Park

1850 East Township Street, Fayetteville, Arkansas

This 27-acre park includes several natural features such as trees, Niokaska Creek, and open fields. These natural features, along with a paved and lighted 1.5-mile trail, have made this one of Fayetteville’s most utilized parks.

Lake Fayetteville

1153 Lake Fayetteville Road, Fayetteville, Arkansas

Lake Fayetteville Park sits on the border between Fayetteville and Springdale and offers an abundance of outdoor recreational activities. There is a nature trail as well as a paved trail around the lake as well as other amenities like disc golf, playgrounds, and a fishing pier!

Devil’s Den State Park

11333 West Arkansas Highway 74, West Fork, Arkansas

Nestled in Lee Creek Valley near West Fork, Devil’s Den has something for everyone! The park has plenty of hiking trails that range in difficulty from “easy” to “strenuous,” making it an ideal place for anyone to enjoy the beauty of the Ozarks.

Berryville Community Center

601 Dr Spurlin Circle, Berryville, Arkansas

The Berryville Community Center has tons of options for getting your physical activity. Indoor facilities include a swimming pool, full gymnasium, racquetball court and a walking track. Outdoors, the Berryville Community Center also features a soccer field, a skate park as well as Mill Creek Wildlife Observation & Walking Trails.

Pension Mountain Trails

County Road 501, Berryville, Arkansas

The Pension Mountain-Johnson Spring Trails, located atop Pension Mountain, are open to hiking and riding. The spring preserve and park was recently developed with a mixed-use trail system for both motorized and non-motorized use. Just minutes from town, the park provides an opportunity for a brief escape to nature.

Lake Leatherwood City Park

1303 County Road 204, Eureka Springs, Arkansas

Lake Leatherwood Park encompasses 1610 acres, including an 85-acre spring-fed lake. The park offers a variety of recreational opportunities. There are over 25 miles of trails with varying terrains which can be used by hikers and bicyclists. Visitors to the park will enjoy wildlife, cool springs, an intermittent creek, historic stone walls and bridges, unusual rock formations and the beauty of nature.

Harmon Park

532 Spring St, Eureka Springs, Arkansas

Harmon Park itself features a playground, skatepark and dog park. Harmon Park Loop Trail is an easy 1.4-mile walking and biking loop through the shaded paths of Harmon Park, Spring Garden and towards the historic neighborhood of Upper Spring Street that leads to the Crescent Hotel.

Trigger Gap Swimming Hole

Kings River Outfitters, 8190 Arkansas Highway 221, Eureka Springs, Arkansas

Trigger Gap is a treasured swimming hole outside of Eureka Springs. Families love to spend the day on the area’s rocky beach and cooling off in the beautiful Kings River. Follow sings for Kings River Outfitters or Trigger Gap Outfitters. Staff at either can help you find the swimming area as well.

Withrow Springs State Park

33424 Arkansas Highway 23 Spur, Huntsville, Arkansas

Withrow Springs State Park is a 786-acre public recreation area located five miles north of Huntsville. Here you can enjoy hiking, swimming, tennis and fishing. The park also offers picnic sites, pavilions and campsites.

Hobbs State Park

20201 Arkansas Highway 12, Rogers, Arkansas

Hobbs is Arkansas’s largest state park and is a great place to enjoy the beautiful Ozark landscape. Settled along the southern shore of Beaver lake, Hobbs State park offers hiking, mountain biking and camping. Programs and workshops are also offered throughout the year.

Mitchusson Park

860 Airport Road, Huntsville, Arkansas

This Huntsville park includes many ways to enjoy the outdoors, from walking trails and playground equipment to ball fields and a disc golf course. The Austin Smith walking trail is a lovely path surrounded by nature and is approximately one-third of a mile of paved walking surface.

Madison County Senior Activity & Wellness Center

903 North College Street, Huntsville, Arkansas

The Madison County Senior Activity & Wellness Center is a community space for seniors that offers a variety of indoor exercise activities, games and classes as well as an outdoor walking track.

Kings River Overlook Trail

Arkansas Highway 23, Huntsville, Arkansas

This is a great family hike short enough for kids but with enough features to keep everyone engaged. This 1.2-mile out-and-back trail offers one of the most spectacular views in the state — but be sure to hang on to little ones at the overlook. The area has lots of other trails which feature waterfalls and creeks.