Two Rivers Park short paved woodland return
Arkansas · Other separated ride
Follow the main paved path east from the turning-loop parking, then toward the wooded peninsula and Two Rivers Bridge. Turn after one outward mile, before reaching the bridge, a public-road crossing, a barrier or an uncomfortable section, whichever comes first. Return the same way. On the city map choose orange paved paths; exclude yellow natural trails, gray vehicle roads, the green on-road link, garden spurs and boat launches. Walk the parking interface. No bridge crossing or road riding is required.
Plan your ride
- Location
- Little Rock · Arkansas
- Ride length
- Up to 2 miles
- Ride format
- Out-and-back
- Surface
- Paved park path
- Road crossings
- Follow the main paved path east from the turning-loop parking, then toward the wooded peninsula and Two Rivers Bridge. Turn after one outward mile, before reaching the bridge, a public-road crossing, a barrier or an uncomfortable section, whichever comes first. Return the same way. On the city map choose orange paved paths; exclude yellow natural trails, gray vehicle roads, the green on-road link, garden spurs and boat launches. Walk the parking interface. No bridge crossing or road riding is required.
- Elevation
- State tourism describes the park’s riverside paths as easy and flat. This is broad qualitative terrain information, not a survey of every approach; the short woodland course avoids the bridge climb. Walk or turn early at an uncomfortable rise.
- Starting location
- Two Rivers Park Drive via Two Rivers Road, Little Rock, AR; western park entry
Chosen maximum two-mile return, with parking walk additional. Not a park-network sum, the whole 1.8-mile bridge-to-road corridor doubled or Country Farm bike lanes.
Approximate named facility/access-area reference. Follow the guide to its selected public lot and signed path connection.
Two Rivers Park short paved woodland return — detailed guide
Source review: 2026-10-20. A dated source review does not guarantee current-day conditions.
Little Rock, Arkansas · Up to 2 miles out and back · Paved park path
Start: Western park public trail-access parking beside the Two Rivers Park Drive turning loop, Two Rivers Park Drive via Two Rivers Road, Little Rock, AR; western park entry. The city’s orientation map marks public parking beside the turning loop. Use the lot on its east side and walk to the adjacent paved path heading into the wooded peninsula. This is the western drive-in entry, not the River Mountain Road bridge-side lot or city offices.
Ride: Follow the main paved path east from the turning-loop parking, then toward the wooded peninsula and Two Rivers Bridge. Turn after one outward mile, before reaching the bridge, a public-road crossing, a barrier or an uncomfortable section, whichever comes first. Return the same way. On the city map choose orange paved paths; exclude yellow natural trails, gray vehicle roads, the green on-road link, garden spurs and boat launches. Walk the parking interface. No bridge crossing or road riding is required.
Distance: Chosen maximum two-mile return, with parking walk additional. Not a park-network sum, the whole 1.8-mile bridge-to-road corridor doubled or Country Farm bike lanes.
Surface, permission and effort: The city co-manager explicitly welcomes cycling, and lists Two Rivers under hard-surface trails. State tourism describes the park’s riverside paths as easy and flat. This is broad qualitative terrain information, not a survey of every approach; the short woodland course avoids the bridge climb. Walk or turn early at an uncomfortable rise.
Planning: Choose daylight within current posted trail and parking hours; no precise current gate schedule established. No ordinary parking or trail tariff established in reviewed city pages; posted terms govern. Event terms can differ. Yield to walkers, ride slowly through bends and give wildlife room. Use ordinary pedal bicycles; no e-bike class permission is established. Carry water and do not assume a mapped toilet is open.
Access: Reviewed October 20, 2026 using current city park information and its saved November 2012 orientation map. The dated map supports route choice, not current flood, pavement or gate clearance. No selected-course closure was identified in the bounded review; fresh water, mud, debris, barriers and signs govern. Do not bypass flooding on a vehicle road.
Choose comfortable weather, bring water and check current signs before setting out. No parking-space pin, surveyed route or GPX is supplied.