New resources aim to increase information, accessibility and awareness.
Northwest Arkansas, October 6, 2022 —
As part of the Razorback Greenway’s ongoing brand refresh, new trail features will be unveiled at the upcoming fall Square 2 Square ride. These efforts are led by the Razorback Greenway Alliance, a unique multi-jurisdictional collaboration between the cities of Bella Vista, Bentonville, Rogers, Lowell, Springdale, Johnson and Fayetteville.
Square 2 Square riders will notice newly-redesigned mile markers along the entirety of the Razorback Greenway, with new colorways to represent each of the seven cities and mileages updated to include the newest trail section extending south of Fayetteville to Mt. Kessler. The addition of three miles south to Kessler Mountain Regional Park brings the Razorback Greenway’s total mileage to 40. Razorback Greenway Manager Tristan Hill said the new mile markers are just the beginning of a plan to update signage on the entirety of the Greenway.
“The city colorways that we introduced with the mile markers will not only aid in wayfinding and transportation, but also help to tie a little bit of each city’s identity into the Razorback Greenway’s visual representation. Coupled with new maps and signage that are in the works, we hope these new mile markers will make it just that much easier for users to traverse the Razorback Greenway.”
In addition to new signage, the new Razorback Greenway website is also slated to launch ahead of the event. The site will include information on the Greenway including details on amenities, trail conditions and more.