Attractions | Belle Pointe Park | Northwest Arkansas

Buffalo National River.

America's first National River runs freely for 135 miles through the Ozarks. Around Ponca and Steel Creek, the water passes beneath massive bluffs with trailheads, elk country, and room for a full day outside.

1 hr 10 min to Ponca 135 river miles Trails and paddling

Plan a Buffalo River day

Brand new. Opened June 12, 2026.

Arkansas's first chairlift-served bike park puts more than 20 miles of gravity trails across 200 wooded acres. Ride the high-speed quad back to the ridge, then return to a gated site above Beaver Lake.

Trail miles: 20+
Wooded acres: 200
From Belle Pointe: ~42 min

Bike Park Details

01Gravity line

Choose a frame or use the arrows.

Belle Pointe Park is not affiliated with OZ Trails Bike Park.

Art and architecture over Crystal Spring.

Curved copper roofs cross the museum ponds while galleries carry five centuries of American art. Outside, the collection keeps going through the woods.

Visit Crystal Bridges

Curved museum pavilions reflected in the water at Crystal Bridges

~30 minfrom the park

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
Bentonville, Arkansas

Crystal Bridges · Bentonville · 30 minutes

Art in the open air.

Yayoi Kusama flower sculpture, cut from a photograph of the Crystal Bridges grounds

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The green town square in Downtown Bentonville

Red and yellow tulips framing the historic storefronts around Downtown Bentonville Square

Central Avenue storefronts glowing at night in Bentonville

A day around the Bentonville Square.

Start among the shops and public art, stop for coffee, then follow the town into dinner. The square keeps the whole day within an easy walk.

01Historic square
02Shops and public art
03Restaurants and coffee

Walk the square

1832established beside
War Eagle Creek

The red War Eagle Mill rising above War Eagle Creek — Rogers, Arkansas

War Eagle Mill, still working.

The red mill has stood beside the creek since 1832. Come for the waterwheel, the general store, and a piece of Ozark history that still feels active.

Visit the mill

From Old Main to Dickson Street.

The University of Arkansas meets Fayetteville's entertainment district at the campus edge. Walk toward Dickson for restaurants, the Walton Arts Center, live music, and the hum of a Razorback weekend.

Explore Fayetteville