City-Wide Trails Program

The City of Fayetteville has a unique trails program to design and construct trails as efficiently and quickly as possible by performing design, property acquisition and construction in-house utilizing City staff. The City trails coordinator oversees the trails program through the Engineering Division with support from the City surveyors, land agents and engineers. 

    
The Fayetteville Alternative Transportation and Trails (FATT) Master Plan outlines the location for future trails and bike routes to create a connected network of trails and bike routes throughout the City. This comprehensive plan includes over 100 miles of future trails and 160 miles of bike routes.

Existing and Proposed Trails interactive map

Click the Link below

http://gis2.accessfayetteville.org/GISPage/Trails/ 

 

Trail Construction Program Overview

Once a trail is designed and the necessary property is acquired, the 9 member City trails construction crew will construct the trail as part of the Transportation Division. The in-house trails construction crew has proven to be a very cost effective way to rapidly build trails in Fayetteville. The trails construction crew works exclusively on constructing trails under the design guidance of the City's Trails Coordinator. Since the creation of the trails construction crew in 2005, over 15 miles of multi-use trails have been built in Fayetteville.

Once a trail is completed, the Fayetteville Parks and Recreation Department oversees the maintenance, event programming of existing trails. For information and maps of existing trails please visit Trails and Greenways. The trails program is also focused on creating a system of safe bicycle routes using bike lanes, sharrow symbols and bike route signage to make Fayetteville a more bicycle friendly community.

 

 Trail Design & Construction - Project Maps 

Trail Master Plan with Current Projects

 

Current Trail Design & Construction Project Listing and Maps 

Meadow Valley Trail - Project Map

Scull Creek Trail west to connect to bike lanes on Mount Comfort Road. - 2.3 miles  Under Construction - Competion Late Spring 2012

 

Lake Fayetteville Trail Site Plan

- Veterans Memorial Park to Botanical Gardens of the Ozarks - 1.0 miles Construction Planned for Summer 2012

Clear Creek Trail Site Plan

- Scull Creek Trail to Lake Fayetteville - Part of the Razorback Regional Greenway - 2.63 miles

Construction Planned for 2013

Town Branch Trail Site Plan

- South School Ave to Greatouse Park - Funded by Transportation Enhancement Program through AHTD - 0.54 miles

Construction Planned for 2013

Frisco Trail Southern Extension Site Plan

- Extension of Frisco Trail under MLK JR Blvd south to Walker Park - Part of the Razorback Regional Greenway - 0.6 miles

Construction Planned for 2013