Reviewed by: plumberosa ,  Racer

Summary:
I'm Stan...Really. This does not make sense. The trail described in this review is actually the "Mary Jane Trail" which evolved from the "Yellow Brick Road". It's close to Stan's. In fact, I ride it all the time. A great trail for the adventurous experienced off roader.

Recommended Route:
Follow the Yellow Brick Road

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Stan's Trail

Reviewed by: ryan johnson ,  Racer

Summary:
Now that I've seen that Stan's mtn. is advertised on the net. I'd like to add that he doesn't want anyone near it after a rain. The trails get real muddy and people should respect that or go help him do some maintenance. Also, everyone please work on your spelling for Christ's sake!

Recommended Route:
Go in circles.

Reviewed by: clay , from springdale

Summary:
virgin singletrack! Calling this the only extreme riding in arkansas is a joke and if this is extreme to you hah you must have started out riding at lake fayetteville. good trail just not extreme

Recommended Route:
directions above

Other recommended trails in the same area:
go into the ozarks and find one

Reviewed by: Billy Kribbs , from Fayetteville AR

Summary:
The secret is out! I was torn on wether or not to post this trail . . . . . but I decided I couldn't hold out on anyone smart enough to check MTBR.com for a good ride. Sorry to all the fellow locals here but I had to share! I just hope the whole Lake Fayetteville crew doesn't catch on. This trail system is rowdy! I labeled it "advanced" but it really has the possibility for Arkansas' only "extreme" riding. There are some North Shore style stunts being built by a few dedicated locals ( a teeter, sky walk, ramps, etc.) I dunno how they toated all that wood up the mountatin like that but, cheers. I still feel that the best things this trail has to offer are all of the cliff drop offs. The drops range in between 4 to 6 feet tall, and they tend to leave the sweet after taste of hard core in your mouth. A good down hill/free ride bike isn't a must for this trail, but I would highly reccomend it. There are some very hidden natural springs off of the ridge along with ass loads of wild life: expect to see deer, "racing" squirels, owls, turtles, and numerous black snakes. Be aware! If you are looking for a "nice little ride" or a Sunday cruise with the girl friend, go to Lake Fayetteville where it's safe. If you think you are bout' it though, come test your skills at Stan's!

Recommended Route:
Over all the cliff drops!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Devil's Den, Lake Leatherwood, Fianna Hills, Lee Creek Reservoir.