Now that days are a bit cooler, biking as a family is a fun, pandemic-safe option. And as a wonderful bonus, biking is also a way to reduce emissions as a family. To celebrate National Bike Month, Ozone Action Days (OAD) — a campaign to help protect air quality in the region — has created the first-ever Bike Bingo for central Arkansas. 

Ready to take a spin? Great, because playing along with this online event is easy! Just pick an activity off the bingo card and go. Take things up a notch by sharing your progress on social media along with the hashtags #BikeThere, #BikesUnite and #DitchtheKeys. 

Family-Friendly Biking in Arkansas

Need some inspiration to get your wheels rolling? We’ll steer you in the right direction. 

  1. Start Local

You can check off a couple of those bingo squares by checking out our favorite biking trails in the metro for kids and families. 

  1. Explore New

You can also take the family to explore the pop up biking and pedestrian lanes that connect the Children’s Library, Zoo and War Memorial park. 

  1. Get Away 

And finally, families can center a weekend getaway around biking with a short drive to Fayetteville. Learn more about the best spots to bike in Fayetteville here.