OZ Trails strives to inspire everyone to come and celebrate their full selves in a world of nature, art, & culture with an open-heart, an inclusive mind and a welcoming spirit.
OZ Trails is a world-class network of shared-use trails, headquartered in Bentonville, Ark., The Mountain Biking Capital of the World. OZ Trails was born out of deep ties and support from our community and is carried out through loyal ambassadors, adventure seekers, riders, grinders, runners, and hikers.
Whether it’s an adrenaline rush or relaxing walk, OZ Trails experiences are unrivaled elsewhere. OZ Trails strives to inspire everyone to come and celebrate their full selves in a world of nature, art, and culture with an open-heart, an inclusive mind and a welcoming spirit. This is how we see the world of OZ Trails, with everyone in it, diverse, equal, enjoying and sharing pathways together.
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First Timer Race Reports: U.S. Pro Cup in Fayetteville, Arkansas
Just send it! It is one of the best experiences I’ve had on a bike. I think we underestimate what our bodies can do based on what we look like or how we think we will be perceived by others. You may surprise yourself and become someone else’s motivation to get out...
OZ Trails Runner Profile – Derek Lee
Probably my first introduction to trail running was in high school training on Markham Trails, and some out at Lake Fayetteville. Went through most of college and grad school just running roads and moved back to Fayetteville and my wife and I signed up for the Inaugural Kessler trail run. Started dabbling in it here and there, and found myself gravitating more towards trail over the years.
The Best Trail for Your First Mountain Bike Ride in Northwest Arkansas
Catherine’s Crossing is a one-mile singletrack loop located behind Mercy Hospital in Rogers, Arkansas. It was designed for beginner mountain bikers, kids on balance bikes, and folks looking for a walk in nature. At the trailhead, there is a short pump track made of crushed gravel that riders can use to build confidence and basic bike handling skills. As well, there is plenty of greenspace, restrooms, hammock stands, and a pavilion, and it is accessible via the Razorback Greenway. It’s a great spot for families to spend an afternoon!
