Slaughter Pen Hollow Mountain Bike Trail System
Bentonville, AR
Well if you haven't heard about this trail yet, crawl out of your hole. Then drive up to Bentonville, AR exit on #93. Drive south on N Walton Blvd(71-B) about 1/2 mile to the north bentonville bike/pedestrian paved trail and park. Ride your bike about 1/2 mile north on the trail to the mountain bike trailhead.
There are 5 miles of singletrack heaven for all level of riders. Take your pick from the four trails in this stacked loop system: Seed Tick Shuffle, Armadillo's Last Stand, Da-Bumbaclot, and Twisted Sister. Advanced/Expert riders can test their skills on the numerous log rides, rock drops, jumps, and log overs. Free riders will fall in love with the freeride skills park. Lots of table top jumps, bermed turns, ladder bridge drops, rythm sections, and a wall ride await.
The trail was built thanks to the Bentonville/Bella Vista Trailblazers. The trail was designed by Don West and built by the Grey Barn. The Freeride park was designed and built by OORC members Nathan Woodruff and Chris Crone.
See you on the trail,
Don
Bentonville, AR
Well if you haven't heard about this trail yet, crawl out of your hole. Then drive up to Bentonville, AR exit on #93. Drive south on N Walton Blvd(71-B) about 1/2 mile to the north bentonville bike/pedestrian paved trail and park. Ride your bike about 1/2 mile north on the trail to the mountain bike trailhead.
There are 5 miles of singletrack heaven for all level of riders. Take your pick from the four trails in this stacked loop system: Seed Tick Shuffle, Armadillo's Last Stand, Da-Bumbaclot, and Twisted Sister. Advanced/Expert riders can test their skills on the numerous log rides, rock drops, jumps, and log overs. Free riders will fall in love with the freeride skills park. Lots of table top jumps, bermed turns, ladder bridge drops, rythm sections, and a wall ride await.
The trail was built thanks to the Bentonville/Bella Vista Trailblazers. The trail was designed by Don West and built by the Grey Barn. The Freeride park was designed and built by OORC members Nathan Woodruff and Chris Crone.
See you on the trail,
Don