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Oz Trailer Interview | Cate Mertins
FOR THE LOVE OF MOUNTAIN BIKING By Cate Mertins, NICA Racer for Haas Hall Academy National Interscholastic Cycling Association (NICA) has given Cate Mertins, a student athlete for the Haas Hall Academy team, confidence, opportunity and community involvement through...The Trail Blog
Brian Lopes Northwest Arkansas
Brian Lopes is a professional mountain biker, multiple mountain biking world champion, author and inductee into both the Mountain Bike and BMX Halls of Fame. Lopes started riding BMX in his childhood and turned pro at age 17. And, lucky for us, he recently spent some...The Trail Blog
Education, Stewardship and Mountain Biking Advocacy
This is the mission statement of the Friends of Arkansas Singletrack (FAST). The volunteer-based organization and chapter members of IMBA share their passion for the sport and our trails regularly through “Trail Love” volunteer opportunities. They are leading the...The Trail Blog
Wilderness Emergency Extraction
The increase of trail building (200 hundred miles and counting) in Northwest Arkansas is leading to huge growth in mountain biking and bike tourism. We love that more people are finding and using our trails! We also know that bike riding comes with risks, some we can...The Trail Blog
Build, Maintain and Preserve
That is the motto of the Ozark Off Road Cyclists (OORC) – a 20-year-old volunteer powered trail-building organization based in Northwest Arkansas. The club is one of the oldest organizations in the state pioneering the way for Arkansas singletrack. They are proud...The Trail Blog
Danny MacAskill | Northwest Arkansas
Last October, legendary street trials rider Danny MacAskill visited Northwest Arkansas while we hosted one of the biggest mountain bike events in the country — the IMBA World Summit. Danny, one of the world’s most popular cyclists, is touring the country...The Trail Blog
Get to know Oz Trails a little better
When to ride the Oz Trails (spoiler: we’re open year-round). We are very fortunate to have year-round riding here in the Ozark Mountains. While we do experience cold temperatures in January/February, they usually don’t stick around very long. For example, it is...The Trail Blog
Oz Trails – Fall Foliage
If you haven’t had the chance to check out Oz Trails in the fall, you’re missing out! The fall foliage here is awesome! Check out some of the pictures from our trails below.The Trail Blog