part of the pack

From casual to competitive, find and join the cycling groups
in you area with these helpful links.

All across The Natural State, there are clubs, classes and cycling groups more than willing to have new members join and learn. From road warriors to kings and queens of the mountain, opportunities abound to explore the exciting world of cycling, but we’ve listed a few here to make it a little easier.

Polo Players

A group launched this summer playing bike polo every Wednesday from 6-10 p.m. at the Wildwood Park tennis courts in Bentonville. Interested players need only bring a helmet and gloves; the group has loaner bikes and mallets available.
Find them on Instagram.

Budding MTB Riders

This group in Cabot is aimed at children 7-11 who are new to cycling but have some experience riding. The sessions consist of riding and playing in a park-like setting and are not trail dependent. Students will ride within that open space rather than out on trails, staying close to restroom facilities and support. 
bikereg.com/nica-discovery-cabotar-2025

Polk County Trail Lovers

This is an alliance between hikers, walkers, runners and mountain bikers to maintain, build and promote trails in the Polk County area. The group’s normal monthly meetings are held the third Tuesday of each month. The group also hosts community rides. Mena is poised to be the next hotbed for mountain biking in Arkansas.
facebook.com/groups/motavated

Little Rock Roadies

A nonprofit cycling club in Central Arkansas whose mission is to support recreational cycling activities and encourage cycling as part of a healthy lifestyle and method of transportation.
The minimum requirements to ride with RevRock are a helmet, taillight, sign a club waiver, have the ability to maintain an average speed of 17 mph on flat roads, some experience riding in a paceline formation, and a willingness to focus on safety at all times. The group rides most Saturdays and also hosts rides during the week in the spring and summer.
facebook.com/groups/teamrevrock