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Isabella Jo Trail — paved return

Arkansas · Greenway

Walk to the signed Isabella Jo paved trail at Cooks Landing/Campbell Lake. Follow its approximately one-mile route along the lakes and retrace at the actual trail end. Stay off the adjacent natural Pfeifer loop and river-bank footpaths.

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Location
North Little Rock · Arkansas
Ride length
Up to 2 miles return
Ride format
Out and back
Surface
Asphalt city shared-use trail
Road crossings
Yield to walkers, slow at junctions and stop at road crossings. Do not bypass a trail barrier in traffic lanes.
Elevation
City describes the asphalt lake-side route as flat; local transitions remain.
Starting location
Cooks Landing Park public trail parking, 4100 Cooks Landing Road, North Little Rock, AR

Selected outward cap and the same return. Parking walks are extra; turn earlier at an actual path end or barrier.

Approximate named public park/facility reference, not a surveyed entrance or parking stall.

Isabella Jo Trail — paved return — detailed guide

Source review: 2026-10-22. A dated source review does not guarantee current-day conditions.

A selected outing on a documented improved bicycle path. Use the stated public start and course.

Start and parking

Start: Cooks Landing Park public trail parking, 4100 Cooks Landing Road, North Little Rock, AR.

City brochure supplies Cooks Landing Park’s public address and marks parking beside the trail connections. Use the designated open visitor lot and walk to the signed Isabella Jo route.

Ride and distance

Selected ride: Up to 2 miles return. Format: Out and back.

Ride: Walk to the signed Isabella Jo paved trail at Cooks Landing/Campbell Lake. Follow its approximately one-mile route along the lakes and retrace at the actual trail end. Stay off the adjacent natural Pfeifer loop and river-bank footpaths.

Selected outward cap and the same return. Parking walks are extra; turn earlier at an actual path end or barrier.

Surface and effort

Asphalt city shared-use trail. City describes the asphalt lake-side route as flat; local transitions remain.

Crossings and shared use

Yield to walkers, slow at junctions and stop at road crossings. Do not bypass a trail barrier in traffic lanes. Yield to pedestrians, keep right, and slow at blind corners. Stop at barriers; never use a traffic-road detour to bypass a trail closure.

Hours, costs and access

Use daylight and obey posted park and trail hours. Obey posted public visitor-parking terms; event and reserved facilities have separate conditions.

Reviewed 2026-10-22. The current city trail page says all trails are now open; its dated update lists February 9–23, 2026 River Trail repairs. This is an owner notice check, not a same-day field inspection. Older 2023 tornado warnings on another bicycle page are historical and are not treated as proof every paved trail remains closed. Observe any new flood, storm or work barrier. This is a source review, not a same-day inspection. Recheck the linked manager before travel.

Map and Directions

Use the named public start and its posted parking signs. The map reference identifies the facility or selected trail area; it is not a surveyed parking stall or navigable route line. Bicycle and e-bike rules can differ; only ordinary bicycle use is established unless noted.

Sources

Manager information

Trail manager / source

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