3700 Cedar Hill Rd
Little Rock, Arkansas 72202
Mountain Bike Trails
Little Rock is home to Arkansas’s oldest and newest mountain biking trail systems.
We’ve got action-packed rides in the heart of the city and massive, interwoven trail networks just on the edge of town. Each trail system contains entry-level trails and white-knuckle adventures that are sure to become some of your most memorable rides. No matter which path you find yourself on, you’re never more than a downhill away from the next adventure.
Little Rock's MTB Offerings
Boyle Park Trail System Location Not Available
Imagine having mountain biking trails literally right in your back yard.
Burns Park Trail System Location Not Available
At 1,700 acres, Burns Park is one of the largest city parks in the country.
Camp Robinson Trail System Location Not Available
The mountain biking trails at Camp Robinson are the oldest in Arkansas and encompass almost 40 miles of track.
Pinnacle Mountain Monument Trails Location Not Available
The Monument Trails at Pinnacle Mountain State Park were built with state-of-the-art technology to be the most sustainable and most exciting trails in Arkansas.
Rattlesnake Ridge Natural Area Location Not Available
Located just west of Pinnacle Mountain State Park, the trails at Rattlesnake Ridge are part of the Rattlesnake Ridge Natural Area.
River Mountain Park Trail System Location Not Available
If you’re a fan of sweeping views of the Arkansas River and intense, flowy trails, River Mountain is the place for you.
Explore Little Rock on two wheels
Self-Guided Tours
If you’re looking to explore Little Rock’s history, art, and culture.
Road Routes
Little Rock is road cycling heaven.
Gravel Trails
Tucked between the Ouachita Mountains and the Arkansas Delta, Little Rock offers some of the most scenic and challenging routes in the state. With diverse terrain, rider-friendly amenities, and a growing cycling…
Rides for Beginners
We get it – not everyone is ready for a black diamond downhill course.
Mountain Bike Trails
Little Rock is home to Arkansas’s oldest and newest mountain biking trail systems.