7.4 miles
Distance
707 ft
Climb
-703 ft
Descent
1,371 ft
High Point
This route is best started at the Bear Hollow Trailhead, which offers immediately access to the Loop. Please note that there is a very short connector between Back 40 Loop and SBAT trails that you must make via paved road, Grosvenor, in order to avoid a muddy connector.
This is the most durable section of the Back 40 Trail System for days when everything else is too soft to ride.
Detailed Description
Wet Weather Route - Back 40 - Bella Vista is a 7 mile popular intermediate route located near Bella Vista Arkansas. This mountain bike primary route can be used both directions and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route climbs 707 ft with a max elevation of 1,371 ft then descends -703 ft.
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manalive
(Jul 1, 2022 at 14:07)
(Jul 1, 2022 at 14:07)
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bicycledelic
(Nov 22, 2020 at 12:22)
The link to the beer hollow trailhead takes you to a spot with a trail crosses the road. This is nowhere near the wet loop. We put on the trail at that spot, pedaled is 16 Mile loop. Compared the maps, we practically rode everything except the wet loop.
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More Stats for Wet Weather Route - Back 40 - Bella Vista mountain bike route
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Altitude min1,093 ft
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Altitude start1,149 ft
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Altitude end1,152 ft
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Grade max-30.6%
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Grade min26.2%
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Distance climb3 miles
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Distance down3 miles
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Distance flat2 miles
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