m@intherock

It rained steadily the day before and most of the morning before we got there. We parked at the A St. parking spot and looked at the trails around there. They look awesome, just like all the videos we'd seen. Just unbelievable to have trails like that in town. They were also muddy. Saw a handful of people riding the trails around there but they had a lot of mud on themselves and their bike. Not wanting to be "those guys" we took a suggestion and headed for Blowing Springs Park. We rode trails on both sides of the RV park. They had some spots down low that had some puddles. The trails were just wet enough to keep your tires wet making the roots and rocks require extra care but other than that they drain well. We also headed down and did some of the Bella Vista Spur trails. Heard someone say that unless you like kayaking or canoeing, don't go there March through May. Sucks but it is a crapshoot for weather.

How do their trails handle rain?

Thanks y'all. Looks like Slaughter Pen is the winner

A friend and I are passing through Bentonville next month and want to hit a trail. Unfortunately, to keep to a deadline, we on have a few hours. If you had 3 or so hours there, what would be the most fun trail?