January 2026 | Bentonville, AR

Ridden and curated by Bentonville local, Annie Davis.

Supported by our local partners, stop in and say "Hi!"

January 2026 | Bentonville, AR

Ridden and curated by Bentonville local, Annie Davis.

Supported by our local partners, stop in and say "Hi!"

January 2026 | Bentonville, AR

Explored and recommended by Bentonville local, Annie Davis.

Supported by our local partners, stop in and say "Hi!"

January 2026 | Bentonville, AR

Explored and recommended by Bentonville local, Annie Davis.

Supported by our local partners, stop in and say "Hi!"

The Best Mountain Bike Rides in Bentonville, AR

Bentonville is a destination mountain biking hub which has been called “the mountain bike capital of the world,” and for good reason.

With 70 miles of trails running through the city of Bentonville connecting seamlessly to over 400 miles of trails through the Ozarks, your next mountain bike trip starts here.

The expansive trail system stretching far across Northwest Arkansas is easily accessed right from downtown Bentonville. Meaning, you can walk right out of your front door, hop on your bike, and ride straight to your favorite trails anytime. This could be your daily rhythm for a week and you would still find new trails to satisfy your adrenaline itch. Whether you enjoy riding flow trails, XC, the paved greenway, downhill, or laps on the jump lines, Bentonville has it all. One of the best parts of riding in Bentonville is the variety in the trails that are approachable for any skill level. If you are looking for a place to take the family, the beginner skills park, pump tracks, and chill lines are perfect for the kids. If you are an experienced rider looking for something more thrilling, the jump lines and advanced trails at Coler, Slaughter Pen, or Handcut Hollow will be more your speed.

With 70 miles of trails running through the city of Bentonville connecting seamlessly to over 400 miles of trails through the Ozarks, your next mountain bike trip starts here.

The expansive trail system stretching far across Northwest Arkansas is easily accessed right from downtown Bentonville. Meaning, you can walk right out of your front door, hop on your bike, and ride straight to your favorite trails anytime. This could be your daily rhythm for a week and you would still find new trails to satisfy your adrenaline itch. Whether you enjoy riding flow trails, XC, the paved greenway, downhill, or laps on the jump lines, Bentonville has it all. One of the best parts of riding in Bentonville is the variety in the trails that are approachable for any skill level. If you are looking for a place to take the family, the beginner skills park, pump tracks, and chill lines are perfect for the kids. If you are an experienced rider looking for something more thrilling, the jump lines and advanced trails at Coler, Slaughter Pen, or Handcut Hollow will be more your speed.

“Stop by Onyx Coffee Lab to grab a brew from the shop named the best coffee shop in North America, and the second best coffee shop in the world”

Not only does Bentonville offer world class riding, this charming city offers plenty of fun beyond the trails, and great bites along the way. Stop by Onyx Coffee Lab in downtown Bentonville to grab a brew from the shop named the best coffee shop in North America, and the second best coffee shop in the world according to theworlds100bestcoffeeshops.com (Rogers, AR location). Experience beautiful art installations around the city before stopping at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, or taking the kids to the Scott Family Amazeum for a day of fun.

After experiencing the abundance of activities in the area, you’ll find that the food scene is just as robust. If you've been biking all day, The Meteor Café is the perfect bike friendly location to get anything from breakfast tacos to an espresso martini to a sourdough pizza to chain lube. After dinner at The Meteor, ride over to The Hub Bike Lounge, where you will find another bike-centric bar, eatery, and general base camp for all Oz adventures.

Bentonville has so much to offer for mountain biking and beyond. We have just scratched the surface when it comes to the endless miles of trails, attractions, restaurants, and coffee shops. For a more thorough guide, check out Visit Bentonville for trail maps, bike rentals, repair shops, events, and trail updates.

Not only does Bentonville offer world class riding, this charming city offers plenty of fun beyond the trails, and great bites along the way. Stop by Onyx Coffee Lab in downtown Bentonville to grab a brew from the shop named the best coffee shop in North America, and the second best coffee shop in the world according to theworlds100bestcoffeeshops.com (Rogers, AR location). Experience beautiful art installations around the city before stopping at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, or taking the kids to the Scott Family Amazeum for a day of fun.

After experiencing the abundance of activities in the area, you’ll find that the food scene is just as robust. If you've been biking all day, The Meteor Café is the perfect bike friendly location to get anything from breakfast tacos to an espresso martini to a sourdough pizza to chain lube. After dinner at The Meteor, ride over to The Hub Bike Lounge, where you will find another bike-centric bar, eatery, and general base camp for all Oz adventures.

Bentonville has so much to offer for mountain biking and beyond. We have just scratched the surface when it comes to the endless miles of trails, attractions, restaurants, and coffee shops. For a more thorough guide, check out Visit Bentonville for trail maps, bike rentals, repair shops, events, and trail updates.

The Rides:

Ride 1: Coler MTB Preserve

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

6.7 mi / +640 ft / -722 ft

Ride info: If you’re looking for a full day of adventure, look no further. Coler Mountain Bike Preserve, named Arkansas Tourism Attraction of the Year, is the place to go! This route is a great way to experience the preserve. The loop is beginner and adaptive-rider friendly, with options in the middle to hit advanced laps down flowy lines, jumps, and more technical trails.

Start by parking at the Coler Grove lot and following the paved greenway to the trailhead for Esther’s Loop, an all-weather, multi-use trail that winds through restored Ozark woodland. The route then rolls a couple of miles through gentler terrain before dropping onto the paved Applegate Trail. From here, head to Oscar’s Bridge and climb the paved “Pedal Assist” trail to the famous “Peak One Hub.”

Here you can grab laps down the jump trails “Fireline” and “Cease & Desist” or the tech trails “Rock Soft” and “Rock Solid.” If you choose to skip the laps, simply follow the gravel service road back to the Applegate path. Riders can then take the paved path back to their car or hop onto the lower portion of Esther’s Loop to finish the adventure. I recommend finishing the day at Airship Coffee in the middle of the preserve. Local favorites include the savory nachos, lovely banana bread, and their seasonal coffee menu. Grab a snack and refreshing beverage and enjoy them creekside while taking in the view - I promise you won't want to leave.

Download: Strava - Trailforks

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

6.7 mi / +640 ft / -722 ft

Ride info: If you’re looking for a full day of adventure, look no further. Coler Mountain Bike Preserve, named Arkansas Tourism Attraction of the Year, is the place to go! This route is a great way to experience the preserve. The loop is beginner and adaptive-rider friendly, with options in the middle to hit advanced laps down flowy lines, jumps, and more technical trails.

Start by parking at the Coler Grove lot and following the paved greenway to the trailhead for Esther’s Loop, an all-weather, multi-use trail that winds through restored Ozark woodland. The route then rolls a couple of miles through gentler terrain before dropping onto the paved Applegate Trail. From here, head to Oscar’s Bridge and climb the paved “Pedal Assist” trail to the famous “Peak One Hub.”

Here you can grab laps down the jump trails “Fireline” and “Cease & Desist” or the tech trails “Rock Soft” and “Rock Solid.” If you choose to skip the laps, simply follow the gravel service road back to the Applegate path. Riders can then take the paved path back to their car or hop onto the lower portion of Esther’s Loop to finish the adventure. I recommend finishing the day at Airship Coffee in the middle of the preserve. Local favorites include the savory nachos, lovely banana bread, and their seasonal coffee menu. Grab a snack and refreshing beverage and enjoy them creekside while taking in the view - I promise you won't want to leave.

Download: Strava - Trailforks

Ride 1: Coler MTB Preserve

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

6.7 mi / +640 ft / -722 ft

Ride info: If you’re looking for a full day of adventure, look no further. Coler Mountain Bike Preserve, named Arkansas Tourism Attraction of the Year, is the place to go! This route is a great way to experience the preserve. The loop is beginner and adaptive-rider friendly, with options in the middle to hit advanced laps down flowy lines, jumps, and more technical trails.

Start by parking at the Coler Grove lot and following the paved greenway to the trailhead for Esther’s Loop, an all-weather, multi-use trail that winds through restored Ozark woodland. The route then rolls a couple of miles through gentler terrain before dropping onto the paved Applegate Trail. From here, head to Oscar’s Bridge and climb the paved “Pedal Assist” trail to the famous “Peak One Hub.”

Here you can grab laps down the jump trails “Fireline” and “Cease & Desist” or the tech trails “Rock Soft” and “Rock Solid.” If you choose to skip the laps, simply follow the gravel service road back to the Applegate path. Riders can then take the paved path back to their car or hop onto the lower portion of Esther’s Loop to finish the adventure. I recommend finishing the day at Airship Coffee in the middle of the preserve. Local favorites include the savory nachos, lovely banana bread, and their seasonal coffee menu. Grab a snack and refreshing beverage and enjoy them creekside while taking in the view - I promise you won't want to leave.

Download: Strava - Trailforks

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

6.7 mi / +640 ft / -722 ft

Ride info: If you’re looking for a full day of adventure, look no further. Coler Mountain Bike Preserve, named Arkansas Tourism Attraction of the Year, is the place to go! This route is a great way to experience the preserve. The loop is beginner and adaptive-rider friendly, with options in the middle to hit advanced laps down flowy lines, jumps, and more technical trails.

Start by parking at the Coler Grove lot and following the paved greenway to the trailhead for Esther’s Loop, an all-weather, multi-use trail that winds through restored Ozark woodland. The route then rolls a couple of miles through gentler terrain before dropping onto the paved Applegate Trail. From here, head to Oscar’s Bridge and climb the paved “Pedal Assist” trail to the famous “Peak One Hub.”

Here you can grab laps down the jump trails “Fireline” and “Cease & Desist” or the tech trails “Rock Soft” and “Rock Solid.” If you choose to skip the laps, simply follow the gravel service road back to the Applegate path. Riders can then take the paved path back to their car or hop onto the lower portion of Esther’s Loop to finish the adventure. I recommend finishing the day at Airship Coffee in the middle of the preserve. Local favorites include the savory nachos, lovely banana bread, and their seasonal coffee menu. Grab a snack and refreshing beverage and enjoy them creekside while taking in the view - I promise you won't want to leave.

Download: Strava - Trailforks

Ride 1: Coler MTB Preserve

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

6.7 mi / +640 ft / -722 ft

Ride info: If you’re looking for a full day of adventure, look no further. Coler Mountain Bike Preserve, named Arkansas Tourism Attraction of the Year, is the place to go! This route is a great way to experience the preserve. The loop is beginner and adaptive-rider friendly, with options in the middle to hit advanced laps down flowy lines, jumps, and more technical trails.

Start by parking at the Coler Grove lot and following the paved greenway to the trailhead for Esther’s Loop, an all-weather, multi-use trail that winds through restored Ozark woodland. The route then rolls a couple of miles through gentler terrain before dropping onto the paved Applegate Trail. From here, head to Oscar’s Bridge and climb the paved “Pedal Assist” trail to the famous “Peak One Hub.”

Here you can grab laps down the jump trails “Fireline” and “Cease & Desist” or the tech trails “Rock Soft” and “Rock Solid.” If you choose to skip the laps, simply follow the gravel service road back to the Applegate path. Riders can then take the paved path back to their car or hop onto the lower portion of Esther’s Loop to finish the adventure. I recommend finishing the day at Airship Coffee in the middle of the preserve. Local favorites include the savory nachos, lovely banana bread, and their seasonal coffee menu. Grab a snack and refreshing beverage and enjoy them creekside while taking in the view - I promise you won't want to leave.

Download: Strava - Trailforks

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

6.7 mi / +640 ft / -722 ft

Ride info: If you’re looking for a full day of adventure, look no further. Coler Mountain Bike Preserve, named Arkansas Tourism Attraction of the Year, is the place to go! This route is a great way to experience the preserve. The loop is beginner and adaptive-rider friendly, with options in the middle to hit advanced laps down flowy lines, jumps, and more technical trails.

Start by parking at the Coler Grove lot and following the paved greenway to the trailhead for Esther’s Loop, an all-weather, multi-use trail that winds through restored Ozark woodland. The route then rolls a couple of miles through gentler terrain before dropping onto the paved Applegate Trail. From here, head to Oscar’s Bridge and climb the paved “Pedal Assist” trail to the famous “Peak One Hub.”

Here you can grab laps down the jump trails “Fireline” and “Cease & Desist” or the tech trails “Rock Soft” and “Rock Solid.” If you choose to skip the laps, simply follow the gravel service road back to the Applegate path. Riders can then take the paved path back to their car or hop onto the lower portion of Esther’s Loop to finish the adventure. I recommend finishing the day at Airship Coffee in the middle of the preserve. Local favorites include the savory nachos, lovely banana bread, and their seasonal coffee menu. Grab a snack and refreshing beverage and enjoy them creekside while taking in the view - I promise you won't want to leave.

Download: Strava - Trailforks

Ride 2: Happy Hour Loop

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

7.3 miles / +591 ft / -531 ft

Ride info: The Happy Hour Loop is a 7-mile mountain bike route in northwestern Arkansas, near Bella Vista. It connects to the larger Back 40 trail system, making it a great option for riders seeking a longer adventure. The route begins in the Blowing Springs Arboretum area and incorporates sections of the Back 40, Mulligan, and Rago trails.This is a more remote route I ride often, sometimes to add miles, and other times just for a quick spin. You get both efficient flow along ridgelines and technical features that keep things exciting. The first few miles are cross-country in style, with short climbs and quick descents. A steep drop leads into a favorite section of the Back 40 with optional rock drops, jumps, and a techy rock roll line. All of these features have ride-around options, making this a great route for riders to build skills over time. After this section, the trail winds beside the golf course and leads to another highlight: a narrow wooden bridge crossing. From there the route climbs briefly before dropping into the final trails known as Mulligan and Rago, perfect for sessioning jumps and practicing features. Once you finish, loop back to the parking area via the paved greenway or by retracing the first section of the ride.

Near the beginning, there’s a convenient water spigot and the Oz Shredder trailside cooler, though amenities aren’t guaranteed, so carry enough water. The perfect way to wrap up this ride is with a cold beer and a snack at the Gear Garden, or take a short pedal to nearby Turnbuckle Farm or The Bend. During summer, cool off with a dip in the creek at Turnbuckle or at the Blue Hole behind The Bend.

Download: Strava - Trailforks

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

7.3 miles / +591 ft / -531 ft

Ride info: The Happy Hour Loop is a 7-mile mountain bike route in northwestern Arkansas, near Bella Vista. It connects to the larger Back 40 trail system, making it a great option for riders seeking a longer adventure. The route begins in the Blowing Springs Arboretum area and incorporates sections of the Back 40, Mulligan, and Rago trails.This is a more remote route I ride often, sometimes to add miles, and other times just for a quick spin. You get both efficient flow along ridgelines and technical features that keep things exciting. The first few miles are cross-country in style, with short climbs and quick descents. A steep drop leads into a favorite section of the Back 40 with optional rock drops, jumps, and a techy rock roll line. All of these features have ride-around options, making this a great route for riders to build skills over time. After this section, the trail winds beside the golf course and leads to another highlight: a narrow wooden bridge crossing. From there the route climbs briefly before dropping into the final trails known as Mulligan and Rago, perfect for sessioning jumps and practicing features. Once you finish, loop back to the parking area via the paved greenway or by retracing the first section of the ride.

Near the beginning, there’s a convenient water spigot and the Oz Shredder trailside cooler, though amenities aren’t guaranteed, so carry enough water. The perfect way to wrap up this ride is with a cold beer and a snack at the Gear Garden, or take a short pedal to nearby Turnbuckle Farm or The Bend. During summer, cool off with a dip in the creek at Turnbuckle or at the Blue Hole behind The Bend.

Download: Strava - Trailforks

Ride 2: Happy Hour Loop

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

7.3 miles / +591 ft / -531 ft

Ride info: The Happy Hour Loop is a 7-mile mountain bike route in northwestern Arkansas, near Bella Vista. It connects to the larger Back 40 trail system, making it a great option for riders seeking a longer adventure. The route begins in the Blowing Springs Arboretum area and incorporates sections of the Back 40, Mulligan, and Rago trails.This is a more remote route I ride often, sometimes to add miles, and other times just for a quick spin. You get both efficient flow along ridgelines and technical features that keep things exciting. The first few miles are cross-country in style, with short climbs and quick descents. A steep drop leads into a favorite section of the Back 40 with optional rock drops, jumps, and a techy rock roll line. All of these features have ride-around options, making this a great route for riders to build skills over time. After this section, the trail winds beside the golf course and leads to another highlight: a narrow wooden bridge crossing. From there the route climbs briefly before dropping into the final trails known as Mulligan and Rago, perfect for sessioning jumps and practicing features. Once you finish, loop back to the parking area via the paved greenway or by retracing the first section of the ride.

Near the beginning, there’s a convenient water spigot and the Oz Shredder trailside cooler, though amenities aren’t guaranteed, so carry enough water. The perfect way to wrap up this ride is with a cold beer and a snack at the Gear Garden, or take a short pedal to nearby Turnbuckle Farm or The Bend. During summer, cool off with a dip in the creek at Turnbuckle or at the Blue Hole behind The Bend.

Download: Strava - Trailforks

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

7.3 miles / +591 ft / -531 ft

Ride info: The Happy Hour Loop is a 7-mile mountain bike route in northwestern Arkansas, near Bella Vista. It connects to the larger Back 40 trail system, making it a great option for riders seeking a longer adventure. The route begins in the Blowing Springs Arboretum area and incorporates sections of the Back 40, Mulligan, and Rago trails.This is a more remote route I ride often, sometimes to add miles, and other times just for a quick spin. You get both efficient flow along ridgelines and technical features that keep things exciting. The first few miles are cross-country in style, with short climbs and quick descents. A steep drop leads into a favorite section of the Back 40 with optional rock drops, jumps, and a techy rock roll line. All of these features have ride-around options, making this a great route for riders to build skills over time. After this section, the trail winds beside the golf course and leads to another highlight: a narrow wooden bridge crossing. From there the route climbs briefly before dropping into the final trails known as Mulligan and Rago, perfect for sessioning jumps and practicing features. Once you finish, loop back to the parking area via the paved greenway or by retracing the first section of the ride.

Near the beginning, there’s a convenient water spigot and the Oz Shredder trailside cooler, though amenities aren’t guaranteed, so carry enough water. The perfect way to wrap up this ride is with a cold beer and a snack at the Gear Garden, or take a short pedal to nearby Turnbuckle Farm or The Bend. During summer, cool off with a dip in the creek at Turnbuckle or at the Blue Hole behind The Bend.

Download: Strava - Trailforks

Ride 2: Happy Hour Loop

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

7.3 miles / +591 ft / -531 ft

Ride info: The Happy Hour Loop is a 7-mile mountain bike route in northwestern Arkansas, near Bella Vista. It connects to the larger Back 40 trail system, making it a great option for riders seeking a longer adventure. The route begins in the Blowing Springs Arboretum area and incorporates sections of the Back 40, Mulligan, and Rago trails.This is a more remote route I ride often, sometimes to add miles, and other times just for a quick spin. You get both efficient flow along ridgelines and technical features that keep things exciting. The first few miles are cross-country in style, with short climbs and quick descents. A steep drop leads into a favorite section of the Back 40 with optional rock drops, jumps, and a techy rock roll line. All of these features have ride-around options, making this a great route for riders to build skills over time. After this section, the trail winds beside the golf course and leads to another highlight: a narrow wooden bridge crossing. From there the route climbs briefly before dropping into the final trails known as Mulligan and Rago, perfect for sessioning jumps and practicing features. Once you finish, loop back to the parking area via the paved greenway or by retracing the first section of the ride.

Near the beginning, there’s a convenient water spigot and the Oz Shredder trailside cooler, though amenities aren’t guaranteed, so carry enough water. The perfect way to wrap up this ride is with a cold beer and a snack at the Gear Garden, or take a short pedal to nearby Turnbuckle Farm or The Bend. During summer, cool off with a dip in the creek at Turnbuckle or at the Blue Hole behind The Bend.

Download: Strava - Trailforks

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

7.3 miles / +591 ft / -531 ft

Ride info: The Happy Hour Loop is a 7-mile mountain bike route in northwestern Arkansas, near Bella Vista. It connects to the larger Back 40 trail system, making it a great option for riders seeking a longer adventure. The route begins in the Blowing Springs Arboretum area and incorporates sections of the Back 40, Mulligan, and Rago trails.This is a more remote route I ride often, sometimes to add miles, and other times just for a quick spin. You get both efficient flow along ridgelines and technical features that keep things exciting. The first few miles are cross-country in style, with short climbs and quick descents. A steep drop leads into a favorite section of the Back 40 with optional rock drops, jumps, and a techy rock roll line. All of these features have ride-around options, making this a great route for riders to build skills over time. After this section, the trail winds beside the golf course and leads to another highlight: a narrow wooden bridge crossing. From there the route climbs briefly before dropping into the final trails known as Mulligan and Rago, perfect for sessioning jumps and practicing features. Once you finish, loop back to the parking area via the paved greenway or by retracing the first section of the ride.

Near the beginning, there’s a convenient water spigot and the Oz Shredder trailside cooler, though amenities aren’t guaranteed, so carry enough water. The perfect way to wrap up this ride is with a cold beer and a snack at the Gear Garden, or take a short pedal to nearby Turnbuckle Farm or The Bend. During summer, cool off with a dip in the creek at Turnbuckle or at the Blue Hole behind The Bend.

Download: Strava - Trailforks

Until the next time [ride] ...

Bentonville, you are officially a biker's paradise! If there's anything we cyclists love more than biking, it's a good cup of coffee, and we can confirm that Bentonville officially has both those things, and so much more!

Cheers - The Bivo Crew

Until the next time [ride] ...

Bentonville, you are officially a biker's paradise! If there's anything we cyclists love more than biking, it's a good cup of coffee, and we can confirm that Bentonville officially has both those things, and so much more!

Cheers - The Bivo Crew

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The Best MTB Rides In Bentonville, AR

January 2026 | Bentonville, AR

January 2026 | Bentonville, AR

January 2026 | Bentonville, AR

January 2026 | Bentonville, AR

The Best Mountain Bike Rides in Bentonville, AR

Bentonville is a destination mountain biking hub which has been called “the mountain bike capital of the world,” and for good reason.

Bentonville is a destination mountain biking hub which has been called “the mountain bike capital of the world,” and for good reason.

“Stop by Onyx Coffee Lab to grab a brew from the shop named the best coffee shop in North America, and the second best coffee shop in the world”

“Stop by Onyx Coffee Lab to grab a brew from the shop named the best coffee shop in North America, and the second best coffee shop in the world”

The Rides:

Ride 1: Coler MTB Preserve

Ride 1: Coler MTB Preserve

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

Ride 1: Coler MTB Preserve

Ride 1: Coler MTB Preserve

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

Ride 1: Coler MTB Preserve

Ride 1: Coler MTB Preserve

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

Ride 2: Happy Hour Loop

Ride 2: Happy Hour Loop

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

Ride 2: Happy Hour Loop

Ride 2: Happy Hour Loop

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

Ride 2: Happy Hour Loop

Ride 2: Happy Hour Loop

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

Until the next time [ride] ...

Until the next time [ride] ...

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The Best MTB Rides In Bentonville, AR

January 2026 | Bentonville, AR

January 2026 | Bentonville, AR

January 2026 | Bentonville, AR

January 2026 | Bentonville, AR

The Best Mountain Bike Rides in Bentonville, AR

Bentonville is a destination mountain biking hub which has been called “the mountain bike capital of the world,” and for good reason.

Bentonville is a destination mountain biking hub which has been called “the mountain bike capital of the world,” and for good reason.

“Stop by Onyx Coffee Lab to grab a brew from the shop named the best coffee shop in North America, and the second best coffee shop in the world”

“Stop by Onyx Coffee Lab to grab a brew from the shop named the best coffee shop in North America, and the second best coffee shop in the world”

The Rides:

Ride 1: Coler MTB Preserve

Ride 1: Coler MTB Preserve

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

Ride 1: Coler MTB Preserve

Ride 1: Coler MTB Preserve

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

Ride 1: Coler MTB Preserve

Ride 1: Coler MTB Preserve

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

Bentonville, AR // Mountain Bike

Ride 2: Happy Hour Loop

Ride 2: Happy Hour Loop

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

Ride 2: Happy Hour Loop

Ride 2: Happy Hour Loop

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

Ride 2: Happy Hour Loop

Ride 2: Happy Hour Loop

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

Bella Vista, AR // Mountain Bike

Until the next time [ride] ...

Until the next time [ride] ...

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