Located at the southern end of the Greenway, the Lake Fayetteville Trailhead is a must-ride section. This 5.5-mile loop surrounds the serene Lake Fayetteville and features picturesque water views combined with forested sections. It’s perfect for both beginners and experienced bikers looking for a peaceful yet engaging ride. Facilities include bike rentals, a parking area, and nearby picnic spots. 2. Crystal Bridges Spur Just off the Greenway in Bentonville, this spur leads riders to the renowned Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. The route is especially appealing for its modern design and public art installations along the way. The surrounding trails near the museum offer additional mileage for more adventurous riders, while the on-site café provides a convenient place for a scenic break. 3. Downtown Springdale Stop A lively midpoint along the trail, Downtown Springdale offers a great spot to pause. Highlights include local eateries such as Emma Avenue establishments and the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History for an educational side trip. Bike repair stations in the area ensure peace of mind for those who want to fine-tune their gear before continuing their ride.

The Razorback Greenway is a source of pride for local riders and has been a driving factor in Northwest Arkansas' growing reputation as a cycling destination. It's worth noting that sections of the Greenway host cycling events, adding a festive atmosphere for visitors.

Spring and fall for mild weather and vibrant foliage.

Water, sunscreen, layered clothing, and a bike repair kit.

From the Ozark Mountains region, a short drive via I-49 will reach key access points in under an hour.