Many mountain bikers would be horrified at the prospect of paving backcountry trails, and nobody is suggesting anyone do that.

When you're in an urban setting and trails are part of city infrastructure, they need to be accessible to everyone, work in any weather, and require as little maintenance as possible. Armoring MTB trails with asphalt, concrete, or rock armor makes total sense in certain situations, and they're fun to boot!

In Bentonville, the further you get from the greenway, the more natural and technical the trails get, and that's how it should be. But if you're ever in the area, check out these paved jump and rhythm sections for an undeniably fun experience.

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