The Ozark Mountains, Ouachita Mountains and the Buffalo River all make for excellent bike riding opportunities in Arkansas. That doesn't even mention the trails along the Mississippi River. There are trails for all skill levels and riders.

The Huckleberry Mountain trails near Paris, Arkansas has some excellent riding. These trails are multiple use so be on the look out for hikers and horseback riders. Along the forty miles of trails you will run into some scary fast downhills and rocky climbs so be prepared. If you want to make a weekend of it there are campsites nearby and maps are available. Huckleberry Mountain is fun for everyone but be sure to grab a map if you are traveling with the family, some of the trails and logging roads are unmarked, which can make for an excellent adventure.

Near Fayetville you will find the Twin Turtles Trail. This trail is excellent for intermediate riders. It is only seven miles but they are all well groomed so you can get up to your maximum speed. Riders have taken the trouble to build a few ramps and these really add to the fun factor. Like most trails in the south, you should wear some goggles or glasses because there are lots of bugs.

The White River Refuge near Clarendon, Arkansas is where those with an ATV go after a good rain. The mud and sand make for some fun in the dirt but beware of copperheads and other snakes. Bikers should hit these trails when they are dry as the old logging roads have exposed roots and rocky climbs. The White River Refuge is a ton of fun but you really need to make sure the weather will be auspicious.

Lake Leatherwood near Eureka Springs, Arkansas has over 20 miles of fun for every biker, beginner or advanced. There are over 10 trails designated advanced so be ready to have some hard core fun. There are plenty of good switchbacks and rapid descents. You will want to hit these trails when they are dry because the mud can get to be a bit too much. Also, you never know what snake is waiting for you just inches below a muddy surface. The scenery will keep you coming back and the beauty is worth all of those tough uphill climbs.

Little Rock, Arkansas has the Camp Joseph Robinson Trails. You need a CARP membership to ride hear because the trails are on a military base but it is worth the ten bucks. The membership is good for a year and the riding is absolutely excellent. These trails are groomed and well maintained, but watch out for the rocky climbs and fast downhills.

If you think you have been through Heaven and Hell, you haven't seen a thing until you go to Crystal Springs. This is where hardcore bikers go for some of the best riding in the country. You need to pack hiking boots, plenty of water and your free spirit for these trails. Heaven and Hell are tough riding with lots of rocky climbs but a dip in one of the local watering holes will feel like a just reward after conquering these trails.

With 52 state parks and 3 national forests, Arkansas is a bikers dream. Out of only 40 bike trails in the United States, Arkansas is home to two of them! Youll be certain to enjoy your ride here!

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