Arkansas' Premier Motorcycle Destination - Eureka Springs, Arkansas

Eureka Springs, Ar is the Perfect Rest Stop for Arkansas Bikers after a GREAT DAYS RIDE on the Pig Trail.

The Ozark Mountain Village of Eureka Springs, Ark is nestled between Beaver Lake and Table Rock Lake, high in the Ozark Mountains and at the end point of Arkansas' most famous Bike route - the Pig Trail.  Rides through the Ozark National Forest are filled with dense foliage, steep hills, winding turns, natural springs, historic sites and breathtaking views.  In Eureka Springs you can shop the unique stores, explore the antique buildings, relax in the spas, enjoy the outdoors, drive the challenging but smooth mountain roads and land in a one-of-a-kind Historic Hotel with casual restaurants, comfortable lodging and mountaintop bars.

Featured Rest Stops:

     At the Mountaintop Spa Resort, 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa, Bikers are welcome and enjoy the hospitality of one of Arkansas' most famed locations.  

     Downtown in Eureka Springs, the 1905 Basin Park Hotel finds itself in the center of the shopping dining and entertainment district. 

     Bikers are welcome at both of these Arkansas Hotels with Spa, Dining, Bar and accomodations all available in-house and group pricing made available upon request


Featured Route:

Moonshine, Mountains, Pig Trail and Paradise

Leave Eureka Springs (an Ozark Mountain paradise) on Highway 23 S on The Pig Trail to enjoy the Ozark National Forest.  Highway 23 S will connect to 74 E - this is prime location to view Eagles in the winter to the beginning of Spring.  You will connect to 21 S in Kingston to take you into the Buffalo River - National Park Region.  Breathtaking by all accounts, you can map side trips to famed sites such as Hawks Bill Crag, Twin (Triple) Falls, Lost Valley and Hemmed in Hollow.  23 connects to 43N where you experience the Arkansas Grand Canyon and and the views of Gaither Mountain. This section of the Ozark Moonshine Run is an unofficial local favorite and has been used since the days of prohibition.  Not much to eat along the way so we suggest a stop in Ponca or to make it to Harrison for John Paul's Restaurant and Gathering (870) 741 -2321.  The trip back to Eureka Springs is highlighted with a side trip via 221 which takes you over the Kings River and into Eureka Springs the scenic route.

The travel time can vary from six to eight hours, depending on how long you spend gazing in awe at the sights. 

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