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Bicyclist Input on Regional Trail Plan

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The Northwest Arkansas Regional Planning staff is taking bicyclist input on the Regional Transportation Plan.  You can view NWAR maps on-line and make comments by email.
Go To NWAR Bike Ped Network
Under the heading "Off-Road and On-Road Trail Maps"  are listed 3 maps of NW Arkansas.

Last Updated on Sunday, 28 February 2010 08:31
 

The Great Highway 71 Classic Road Ride

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Fabulous weather saw a record turnout of over 140 cyclists.71Classicsmall
See Andy Shupe's Northwest Arkansas Times photo at:
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Download this file (HIGHWAY 71 Classic Flyer.pdf)71Classic Flyer300 Kb
Last Updated on Monday, 08 March 2010 19:06
 

Bike City Recyclery

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Bike City RecycleryDo you have an unused bicycle?  Or are you looking for an affordable, refurbished bicycle?  Or, would you like to know more about how to fix up your old bicycle?

Check out Fayetteville's Bike City Recyclery for a contact info and a host of resources.  Located right on the Frisco Trail.

546 W Center St Studio C
Fayetteville, AR 72701

 

 

On-Street Linkages in Fayetteville

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chevronBike Lanes are Coming to Fayetteville!
To create a active transporation network, a city must create the sort of On-Street Linkages  that encourage cyclists to brave mixed traffic.

This map  http://bconwa.com/images/On-Street.pdf  shows streets that are already ready for bicycle-specific improvements.  If you'd like to see the priorities changed, or recommend other routes, please let Matt Mihalevich know at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  

Last Updated on Sunday, 28 February 2010 08:30
 

Fayetteville Trail Maps

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Cycle Trails!  The Fayetteville Trails System currently features 16 miles of trails, and the number is constantly growing!  Here is the City of Fayetteville's Trails Page with the full Master Trails Plan.

Download the individual trail routes:

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Download this file (Lake_Fayetteville1.pdf)Lake Fayetteville Trail3510 Kb
Download this file (Mud_Creek_R.pdf)Mud Creek Trail240 Kb
Download this file (Skull_Creek_Trail.pdf)Scull Creek Trail230 Kb
Download this file (Trail_Master_Plan_Map-8.5x11_Oct.pdf)Fayetteville Master Trail Plan516 Kb
Last Updated on Friday, 06 November 2009 20:54
 


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