These folks are great. Daniel went out of his way and worked with Bentonville Bike rentals to get…read moremy son the perfect bike and gave me a kick ass ex-e. He delivered and picked up and was just really helpful. Honestly made our trip more enjoyable. We started by talking to a big company in town and they didn't have time to help, maybe too busy. Once I spoke to Daniel and saw the difference and knew who I'd be using from now on.

Beware of cancellation charges! We had to cancel for medical reasons. We cancelled a week after…read morebooking and more than a month before the rental. The cancellation fee was $44.20!! They said it was to recoup the credit card fee. What's that? Maybe 2 or 3%? My bank said they'd get the fee back when they reversed the charges. I just want to warn people about the cancellation policy. The VRBO cancelled without any fees because it was early enough. Sheesh!! Kind of steep!! They must LOVE cancellations. $44 for nothing. I'm sad that we had to cancel- we really wanted to go. Not sure I'd book with them again when we do. I didn't want to ding their rating- I'm sure they're bikes are fine.

GHO keeps current model Specialized bikes for rent and the bikes my group rented were in superb…read morecondition. The shop had the bikes ready and waiting for us when we arrived and they were near perfect. During our rental, we had a couple of minor issues (our fault) and GHO took care of them instantly and with zero complaints! It was a great experience and I'll rent from them again.

Definitely excellent customer service each and every time I've been in. Trey was super helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. He went above and beyond to ensure I found the perfect bike for my needs, wants, and budget. This is what customer service should look like. Thank you Trey and Gearhead staff for making me feel welcome.

There are walking and bike paths. You can spend a little or a whole day! There are art…read moreinstallations, beautiful nature, the Frank Loyd Wright House... so much to see and do. Parking near by. Some things are free, some require an entry fee.

This review is for the paved trail that runs all the way to Crystal Bridges. There are lots of…read morebikes on the trail and paved path, so just be mindful of passerby's. This path is partially shaded and there are restrooms with water fountains. On the path you will pass an exercise course which is well maintained. This is in my top three paved paths to jog. Hope you enjoy Slaughter Pen Trail as much as I do!

I used Encore to rent a mountain bike for a visiting grandson. Alex from Ozark Bike Tours…read morerecommended them and Encore did not disappoint. Tyler was waiting for us at the trailhead with a very good quality full suspension mountain bike. He took the time to give my grandson an overview of both bike and Coler Park. When he was ready to call it a day my grandson just called Tyler who was at the meeting point within 10 minutes to pick up the bike. Nice that an old grandma has a cool activity to offer grandkids

Bentonville Portion Hack…read more When heading south on the trail, if you are too tied to climb the elevation at the Crystal Bridges Art Museum. Take the trail to the North Lawn Entrance. During business hours, you can take your bike by elevator to the N. Forest Trail. This trail will come out near the additional parking and can continue out to J Street. It is then a nice easy flat ride over on 2nd to downtown or on out J to Bike Rack Brewing and the main trail.

I love the razorback greenway trail! It goes from Bella Vista to Fayetteville. I've rode my bike on…read moreall parts of the trail with my longest stretch from Bentonville to Fayetteville (it was a great 30+ mile ride and I'm not sure my butt wants to do it again hahahaha). It's a beautiful trail. I mostly frequent the Bentonville and rogers part of the trail with riding my bike and walking. For bikes there are many stops along the trail with a bike "tune up" station. I've used it to pump up my tires with their air pump. The station is free to use. There are also some water fountains and seats as well. There are numerous stops to make along the entire trail for shopping, restaurants, museums, etc. You can find the trail map online so you can plan your route! There are also many convenient parking lots to park and hop on the trail. I love how this area is so bike/hike/walk friendly with all the beautiful trails.

Great multipurpose space in DTR (downtown Rogers) - from farmers market on Saturday morning to free…read more(or majority free) concerts on summer weekend evenings. It's a great spot for the community to gather and surrounded by great local restaurants and a few ice cream shops too!

This is a fun bike park for people of all skill level and ages. There are clean bathrooms with lots…read moreof stalls, water fountains and covered seating on 2 levels to cool off during the summer heat. Also, the top level provides a perfect view of the bike paths. It's walking distance to restaurants and a paved path that will take you to Lake Atlanta. If you are new to NWA and like to go for walks/hikes or bike riding this is one not to miss!

I bought a gravel bike last year and was extremely happy with the service and product! Looking for…read morea new bike for my wife recently we tried to find something local in Joplin but didn't have much luck so we drove down to Rogers (1 hour drive) and found a bike for her also. The guys at the shop are extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and professional. They take the time to find the right bike for you and get the bike set up to your needs. 100% worth the drive and I will continue to make the trip for all my biking needs!

The staff at High Roller were so kind. I brought my…read moredaughters bike in for a repair one afternoon and they repaired it quickly while I waited. Upon completion of repair, he handed me the bike back at no charge. I will definitely be back for my biking needs.

Beautiful hiking!! Quite a few varieties of trails…read more We did Fuller trail from the campground to "the point" (which had a trashcan and a picnic table). Very nice trail, right next to the lake. Lots of uneven roots and rocks though. We returned on Beacham Trail, just slightly inland of fuller, but it parallels it completely. It was quite a bit more flat and easier to navigate if you have any foot or ankle concerns. Lovely trails! Full bathrooms at the campground. And a GREAT playground for kids!

Camped here, not too busy yet, site was nice, shower was adequate, staff even delivered the…read morefirewood we bought. Shortish drive into town, 2 miles but twisty turny roads, lol