The Trail System

Tristan's Trail runs behind the property — from there, 550+ miles of OZ Trails singletrack fan out across Northwest Arkansas.

This is the one that starts at the property line. A short, flowy connector inside the Slaughter Pen system — roll out of the garage, drop onto Tristan's, and you're in the network. No car, no trailhead parking, no drive.

Singletrack running alongside the paved Razorback Greenway, starting at Compton Gardens. Built in phases for every skill level, with standout features like The Castle (a stone-and-iron gravity hub), a dedicated skills park, and the Masterpiece Trail. Downtown Bentonville — restaurants, coffee, Crystal Bridges — is a few minutes away.

300 acres built for riders who want jump lines, technical rock, and gap jumps — not just cross-country miles. Grab a coffee or a beer at Airship, the trailside micro-cafe, before or after your ride.

Arkansas's first chairlift-served bike park. A high-speed quad lift hauls you and your bike uphill so you can lap gravity trail — beginner runs through double black diamond — without pedaling back up. Restaurant, beer garden, and rental shop on site.

A scenic loop connecting Bentonville to Bella Vista, with cliffs, caves, a spring-fed waterfall, and a 30-foot bridge dropping off a rock shelf. The ledgy terrain gets genuinely technical in spots, but there's plenty for every level — and it's the gateway into the bigger Back 40 system.

Interconnected trail circling the east side of Bella Vista, anchored by a 21-mile loop. Grinding climbs, fast descents, and The Ledges — a section that winds through karst limestone formations. Built for a longer, more remote-feeling day.

More climbing per mile than anywhere else in the region — plus waterfalls, caves, and ten-foot pipe tunnels along the way. Unlike Back 40, it's built to ride well even after rain.