Beer Garden

The Lake Fayetteville Trail – Boardwalk along Spring Creek loop from Johnson offers a diverse touring cycling experience, blending the tranquility of lakeside paths with the unique urban-natural blend of the Spring Creek boardwalk. You'll pedal past the expansive 194-acre Lake Fayetteville, winding through hardwood forests and open meadows, with the chance to spot wildlife and wildflowers. The route seamlessly transitions between paved and natural surfaces, providing a varied and engaging ride for cyclists of many skill levels.

This moderate 44.0-mile (70.9 km) loop, with 1285 feet (392 metres) of elevation gain, typically takes around 4 hours and 10 minutes to complete. Parking is convenient at Veterans Memorial Park, which also offers public restrooms and picnic areas. For a mid-ride break or post-ride meal, you'll find a food truck court near the Lake Fayetteville Softball Complex, making planning your visit straightforward.

This route is a significant component of the 46-mile Razorback Regional Greenway, highlighting its importance as a regional connector. Beyond the natural beauty of Lake Fayetteville and Spring Creek, the trail provides access to points of interest like the Botanical Gardens of the Ozarks and the North Shore Bicycle Skills Park, making it more than just a ride but a gateway to local attractions.