The Arkansas High Country Race follows the perimeter of the Arkansas
High Country Route. Published in 2019 by the Adventure Cycling
Association with support from the Arkansas Parks and Recreation
Foundation, the route connects several of the States natural divisions
in Central and Northwest Arkansas through a series of three gravel and
paved road loops. The Arkansas High Country Race, which takes at least
five days for the fastest racers to complete, consists of a loop of
gravel roads and highways that will begin in Hot Springs, travel west
through the high ridges of the Ouachita Mountains and Ouachita
National Forest, over to the Mena area, angle northeast past Lake
Dardanelle, up to Fayetteville and a brief jog into Missouri, cut
southeast through the tough territory of the Ozark National Forest and
Buffalo National River area, drop south through the Greers Ferry Lake
and Conway region, through Maumelle and back to Hot Springs. + Google
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