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Lake Fayetteville Singletrack
Trail
5.6 mile
9.0 kilometer
point to point
99% Runnable
Easy/Intermediate
Elevation
Ascent:
202'
61 m
Descent: -216' -66 m
High: 1,304' 397 m
Low: 1,233' 376 m
Grade
Avg Grade: 1% (1°)
Max Grade: 9% (5°)
Dogs
Leashed
Weather
Unknown
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“A natural surface trail circumnavigating most of Lake Fayetteville.”
— Leslie Kehmeier
Features
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Description
Start the Lake Fayetteville Loop on the right hand side side of the main parking area. This takes you counterclockwise around the lake through open hardwood forests and grassy meadows.
The trail is easy, mostly smooth singletrack with a few roots here and there. There's not much elevation change except for a few shortcut options that dip down and up. Stay right at these intersections to follow the main trail.
Initially the route is in the trees right along the lake. As you travel east and approach the botanical gardens the trail crosses a bridge and transitions to open grassy meadows.
As you make the bend around the far north end of the lake, the trail jumps back into the forest near the big Lake Fayetteville sign. The last bit of the singletrack is in a fresh section of pines before jumping out onto Lake Fayetteville Rd.
The trail is easy, mostly smooth singletrack with a few roots here and there. There's not much elevation change except for a few shortcut options that dip down and up. Stay right at these intersections to follow the main trail.
Initially the route is in the trees right along the lake. As you travel east and approach the botanical gardens the trail crosses a bridge and transitions to open grassy meadows.
As you make the bend around the far north end of the lake, the trail jumps back into the forest near the big Lake Fayetteville sign. The last bit of the singletrack is in a fresh section of pines before jumping out onto Lake Fayetteville Rd.
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Contacts
Land Manager: City of Fayetteville, AR - Parks and Recreation
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