An elevated wood feature on the side of a mountain bike trail.

Rogers, Arkansas is typically known for its shopping, charming yet modern downtown area, and numerous landmarks registered on the National Register of Historic Places. You can also find riding for various skill levels and end up spending hours on your bike in Rogers.

Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area

Lookout onto Beaver Lake.

Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area spans across more than 12,000 acres. There is a 54-mile trail system which is ADA accessible and open to bikers, hikers, and horseback riders. There are also 11 primitive campsites.

Some highlights include:

  • Karst Loop, an 7.8-mile green-rated trail, is an Arkansas State Monument Trail named after the water soluble limestone, karst, found along the trail. Bike riders must travel the loop counter-clockwise, and hikers must travel the loop clockwise. Take a break halfway through at the Beaver Lake lookout to take a dip into the water or just enjoy the scenery. If you’re looking for more mileage, add on Wolf Den West (2.3 miles) and Wolf Den East (2.2 miles).
  • Little Clify Loop, an 8-mile blue-rated trail. It’s recommended to take this loop counter-clockwise. If you’re looking for more mileage, add on the Dutton Hollow and Bashore Ridge Loops.
  • Sawtooth and Timberjack: flowy downhill only lines (pedestrians and horses are not allowed on downhill trails).

 

 

 

Lake Atalanta

Lake Atalanta is a 236-acre park which includes the Railyard Bike Park. It’s a gem for the whole family! You can ride/run/hike the dirt trails or take the 2-mile boardwalk running along the circumference of the lake. Kids can play on the numerous playgrounds, or simply enjoy the paved greenway that goes from the Rail Yard to the lake. Make an entire day out of going to Lake Atalanta by bringing a picnic to enjoy under a pavilion with picnic tables. The recently-updated dirt trails are flowy and now full of lush foliage.

The Railyard Bike Park yields sensational riding as many people of all ages come here to practice their tricks and more advanced skills. A variety of elements across the 8 jump lines yield a great time to any level rider. You’ll find people doing tricks with no hands, flips, and blitzing through berms. There’s also a kid-specific area mostly meant for balance bikes.

Collage at Railyard Bike Park

The whole group will have a blast riding in Rogers. Check out their restaurants, breweries, and more while you’re there.

 

OZ Trails community,

When I think about where this started, trail builders like Dave Renko, Nathan Woodruff, and Don West from the early days come to mind. They strengthened my belief in the power of trails and in Arkansas becoming one of the great places in the world to ride. It started simply: a few hand-built trails, a lot of conviction, and a community willing to put in the effort to create something special.

OZ Trails was never just about bikes. It was about building a way of life around the outdoors — a place where families spend more time together, where people find clarity away from screens, and where visitors feel welcome. It proves that something world class can still feel local, personal, and rooted in the land.

For years, we dreamed about this park. We walked the land, studied what it could become, and kept coming back to the same idea: Northwest Arkansas deserved a bike park that matched the ambition of this community.

Now, we’ve built it.

OZ Trails Bike Park is where so much of that work comes together. It was created with trail builders who treat their work like a craft, supported by bike patrol so riders can feel confident, and shaped by a team that cares about the experience from the moment you arrive. I've been riding the park throughout development, and I finish every ride believing it will change how people progress and connect with each other.

Founding Membership is an invitation to the people who get it — the riders who know what time on trail does for you: clearing your head, building confidence, finding your people, and feeling a sense of pride in the place you ride. We want you here from day one. Membership is more than access. It helps set the tone for what this park becomes. The first members should be people who care about the culture, who welcome others in, and who believe this place can keep growing into something truly special.

As a father, I often think about watching my kids progress on these trails — starting on green, moving to blue, and then deciding they’re ready for black. It’s part of why we built this place the way we did — so families can show up, everyone has something to ride, and they can keep building the skills to take the next step.

Alongside Founding Membership, we’re also launching a Founding Family Membership for those who want to share this with the people they love.

Our Founding Memberships open today.

Come ride it. This place was built for you.

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