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Oz Trails Network Adventures

The Oz Trails Network in Arkansas is renowned for its expansive mountain biking opportunities, offering riders of all levels a chance to explore the beautiful and diverse Ozark landscapes.

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Acres Protected
200+
Miles of Trails
100,000+
Annual Visitors
2016
Year Established

Popular Activities

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Oz Trails Network.

Entrance Requirements

Free access

Best Time to Visit

Spring and autumn are the best seasons due to mild temperatures and dry conditions.

Visitor Information

Information kiosks are available at major trailheads.

Getting There

Accessible via AR highways, with all-season access roads to main trailheads.

Weather & Climate

The Ozark region experiences hot and humid summers, with spring and fall offering cooler, more pleasant conditions ideal for outdoor activities. Winters are mild, with occasional rain.

Conservation Efforts

Mountain biking impact on trails requires regular maintenance. Conservation efforts focus on sustaining trail quality and preserving natural habitats.

Camping in Oz Trails Network

Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.

Blowing Springs Campground

Developed
Reservations Required

Conveniently located near the trails with modern amenities.

Coler Campground

Primitive
Reservations Required

Offers a secluded setting for campers seeking a natural environment.

Top Trails

All-American Trail

Easy
1.8 miles

A family-friendly trail with gentle terrain and beautiful scenery.

Medieval Loop

Moderate
4.5 miles

Engaging terrain that offers a blend of forested paths and open views.

Rock Solid

Hard
2.7 miles

Challenging advanced trail with significant elevation changes and rock features.

Masterpiece

Moderate
7.1 miles

A scenic trail that traverses diverse landscapes and offers expansive views.

Trailblazer Tips

Start your ride early to avoid the midday heat and catch the beautiful morning light.

Spring and fall are the best times to visit for both weather and trail conditions.

Parking can be competitive on weekends, so arriving early or carpooling is advised.

Ensure your bike is in top condition, as trail repairs can be difficult during peak times.

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