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Lake Sequoyah is a sizable reservoir just east of Fayetteville. You get a pretty great view of the water from the bridge crossing over the lake, and there are a number of trails that you can try your hand at that follow the banks of the reservoir.

Make a stop on the Clear Creek bridge and admire the beauty of the rocky streambed. By the way, the multi-use trail Razorback Regional Greenway is also called Clear Creek Trail from here on and follows the course of the creek for a few miles.

Kessler Mountain Regional Park, situated in southwest Fayetteville, Arkansas, spans over 620 acres and offers a diverse range of recreational activities. The park features six lighted soccer fields, eight lighted baseball fields, and a large playground near the entrance. For nature enthusiasts, there are more than 10 miles of natural-surface trails suitable for hiking and mountain biking, catering to various skill levels. The park also encompasses a nearly 400-acre nature preserve, showcasing the region's native flora and fauna. With its combination of athletic facilities and natural landscapes, Kessler Mountain Regional Park serves as a hub for both sports and outdoor exploration in Fayetteville.

Rabbit Foot Lodge is one of Arkansas's best examples of Adirondack-style architecture. Built in 1908 and home to J. William Fulbright from 1936 to 1941, the 3,200-square-foot chinked-log structure features pyramidal roofs, wrap-around porches, stained ceiling beams, wooden shutters, and a natural stone fireplace. This charming lodge is on the National Register of Historic Places and part of J. B. Hunt Park.

Horsebarn Trailhead Park has parking, picnic benches, restrooms, a playground, and a few water refill stations. It is just off the Razorback Regional Greenway.

The Razorback Regional Greenway spans 40 miles and is a popular multi-use trail. It extends from south Fayetteville to Bella Vista. This fully paved, primarily separated trail links numerous communities and other trails together.

Lake Sequoyah is a sizable reservoir just east of Fayetteville. You get a pretty great view of the water from the bridge crossing over the lake, and there are a number of trails that you can try your hand at that follow the banks of the reservoir.

The Razorback Regional Greenway runs along a beautiful boardwalk through downtown Springdale. The path follows Spring Creek and there are also picnic tables at the side of the boardwalk. So if you need a rest, this is an ideal spot.