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Trail Description:
Many different trails for all skill levels. Lots of hills, jumps and "El Stupidio", a steep downhill laced with rocks and stumps. Something for everbody here.
How to get there:
Go to Camp Robinson in North Little Rock.
| Posted by: Tim on 2/24/2007 |
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I've road all but one trail in the system, and they are great and well maintained. Iwas there for two weeks and road everyday had a ball I'm in the military and didn't have to apy $10 but would if I had to.
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| Posted by: Tim on 2/24/2007 |
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I've road all but one trail in the system, and they are great and well maintained. Iwas there for two weeks and road everyday had a ball I'm in the military and didn't have to pay $10 but would if I had to.
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| Posted by: Bob on 3/12/2004 |
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To get a membership to C.A.R.P. you can go to their website at www.carpclub.com, or you can go to a few different bike shops in central arkansas. The shops you can go to to get a membership are posted on their website. You have to pay $10 a year, but I think it's worth it. I've only been on two of the trails so far and they were really nice. All the check in areas are kind of a hassle, since it's on a military facility, but overall it's a pretty good time.
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| Posted by: Misfit on 6/30/2003 |
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you go on the C.A.R.P. website to join the club and I think it is worth it. The terrain goes from boring to really rocky and pretty sick. There are trails that are fast as hell both up and downhill. I should say that there are tons of rock gardens out there so if you have a hard time with rocks you might not be going that fast.
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| Posted by: kk on 5/16/2002 |
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They've got some sort of biker-eco-friendly organization that you have to belong to in order to ride anywhere in Little Rock (it's enforced!!); but nobody can tell you how to sign-up or join.
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