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Hiking in Benton County explores a landscape characterized by rolling hills, dense forests, and river valleys. The region features well-maintained trail systems that wind through wooded parklands and alongside creeks. Elevations range from low-lying areas to prominent peaks like Marys Peak, the tallest point in the Oregon Coast Range. The terrain is generally accessible, offering a diverse range of outdoor experiences.
Last updated: June 24, 2026
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Discover the easy Lake Atalanta Loop, a 1.8-mile (3.0 km) hiking route that winds around the beautiful spring-fed lake. You will enjoy continuous water views, especially from the boardwalks extending…
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The Tanyard Perimeter Loop offers an easy hiking experience through lush wooded areas, perfect for a quick outdoor escape. You will follow a crystal-clear creek, passing rock bluffs and crossing…

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02:30
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Embark on Oscar's Loop, a moderate hiking route spanning 5.8 miles (9.3 km) within the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. You'll navigate varied natural scenery, encountering singletrack paths that can be…
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Embark on the Appleblossom Trail for a moderate hike spanning 5.5 miles (8.9 km), where you will gain 217 feet (66 metres) in elevation. This well-maintained path, estimated to take…
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The Tweety Bird Trail offers an easy hiking experience through shaded woods, perfect for a refreshing outing. You'll cover 1.7 miles (2.8 km) with a gentle elevation gain of just…
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Embark on the Blowing Springs Greenway, Rago, and Back 40 Loop for a moderate hike that blends paved paths with rugged natural terrain. This 7.3-mile (11.7 km) route features an…
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The Village on the Creeks Trail offers a delightful, easy hiking experience, perfect for a quick refresh. You'll wander through a beautifully landscaped, park-like setting, following the gentle curves of…
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Embark on an easy hike along the Sick A More trail, a 1.2-mile (1.9 km) route that takes about 31 minutes to complete. You will gain 125 feet (38 metres)…
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The North Bentonville Trail offers a pleasant journey through natural wooded areas, often following a trickling creek. While much of the path is a wide concrete surface, you'll also encounter…
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The North Bentonville Trail offers a serene escape into natural wooded areas, winding alongside a trickling creek on a wide, paved surface. This easy 4.1-mile (6.6 km) hiking route features…
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Grew up walking around this lake with my Mema. When I come to visit it's the one place that I love to go get a run in. I've seen walkers, runners, bikers on the paved walkway or the trails. It's a great place to go if want to get away from all the cars. Last time I went they've expanded the trails and made new ones. It also looks like they have some room to make more. For bikers they have green blue and black trails so you pick your skill level.
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The Bentonville Bike Playground features a park for young and new riders with tunnels, a pumptrack, and dirt areas. This park also has parking, picnic benches, restrooms, water refill stations, and a dog park.
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This mountain bike preserve has around 19 miles of high quality and well maintained trails of various degrees of difficulty. A paved greenway runs down the middle of it and provides multiple access points to the trails and other interesting features in the park.
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The Hub Feature is a unique giant metal structure that mountain bikers use. If you're out for a hike, check this feature out and watch bikers climb and ride down this ramp. The Hub Feature is also at a junction where three trails meet.
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To get a view over the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, hop off the Razorback Regional Greenway Trail and onto the Crystal Bridges Overlooks Access Trail. It is a short detour, less than 0.1 miles, and provides great views of this architectural beauty.
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Bike trail tunnel under Chelsea Road that is also one of the quirky art forms that you'll come across as you bike the trails in the Land of OZ.
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Yes, there's a great selection of trails to explore. You can find over 70 routes in the area, with the majority being easy or moderate, making it accessible for most fitness levels.
The area is highly regarded by the komoot community. Hikers often praise the well-maintained trail systems that wind through the region's dense forests and conservation areas.
Absolutely. Many trails are designed as loops so you can end back where you started. For a moderate challenge, consider the Tunnel Vision, Tweedy Bird and Landline loop, which navigates the forested hills around Bella Vista.
Many trails in Benton County are suitable for hiking with dogs, provided they are kept on a leash. The paths in places like Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area are popular choices. Always check the specific regulations for the park or trail you plan to visit.
Yes, Benton County has numerous family-friendly options. A great choice is the Bashore Ridge Loop Trail. It's an easy 4.2-mile walk through Hobbs State Park with gentle elevation changes, perfect for an afternoon outdoors.
For a route that combines history with scenery, the Elkhorn Mountain via Military Park loop in Pea Ridge National Military Park offers expansive views over the historic landscape.
Yes, you can find trails that feature waterfalls and creeks. The Lake Ann to Brittany Dam via Pinion Creek Trail is a lovely easy walk that follows Pinion Creek, which features a beautiful little waterfall area.
Several areas are local favorites for hiking. Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area is well-regarded for its extensive network of woodland trails. Coler Mountain Bike Preserve offers shared-use paths like Esther's Loop, and the various trails around Bella Vista are also extremely popular.
Yes, the Razorback Greenway provides excellent connectivity. For a longer, moderate hike, you can take the Razorback Greenway Trail from Bella Vista to Bentonville, which is a great way to explore more of the county on foot.
Most hikes in Benton County feature well-maintained paths through rolling hills and woodlands. The terrain is generally accessible, with many routes on dirt or gravel paths. Elevation changes are typically gentle to moderate, though some trails offer a bit more of a climb.
Yes, parts of the Razorback Greenway are paved, offering a smooth surface for walking. The loop from Horsebarn Trailhead Park is a great example of an easy, accessible walk along the greenway.


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