Fall in Fayetteville is magical. It starts with the first cool days of early September, when sunflowers glow in natural areas and farm fields. It's the perfect time to set off on a bike on any part of Fayetteville's 50+ miles of protected bike trails. This adventure with Somewhere in Arkansas explores the trail with ease. Follow along to shop local boutiques downtown and enjoy a sunny afternoon exploring Arkansas's best pumpkin patch.

If you are into shopping and/or food trailers, Fayetteville has you covered. There are so many boutiques to choose from, but these are 2 of the best in town! The best part is that they are only 2 minutes away from one another! They are also completely different in style choices, so you can get a lot more options to choose from.

The Razorback Greenway is a scenic, paved, winding trail that stretches for 40 miles from Fayetteville, Arkansas north to the town of Bella Vista. There are plenty of places to stop along the way, such as parks, peaceful streams, lakes, and even some quirky public art installations that add an element of surprise to your adventure. And don't forget the local flavor – there are great places to refuel with a delicious meal or a refreshing drink. A ride on the Razorback Greenway is a delightful way to experience Fayetteville! So, grab your bike and hit the trail.

This mini-adventure is guided by Nichole, mom to two incredible adventurers, an older boy and a younger girl, on their seventh year of homeschooling. She has been married to her best friend for fifteen years and they share a mutual love for the outdoors. An Iowan native now living in the south, she is happy to claim Arkansas as home. She is a wanderlust (and coffee) fueled, fearless, road tripper who has been known to take off for epic adventures at a moments notice. Hiking and camping (of the backpacking variety) and crystal digging are a few of their favorite family activities. You can find her in the woods somewhere, probably up a creek, and jumping off waterfalls.

The Old Guys Bike Group, ranging in age from 71 to 84, regularly gather to ride paved trails. This route is around 11.5 miles one way, but there are many access points where you can start a ride, walk or run as long or short as you like. With the exception of one stop at Old Main, this entire route is paved and off-street. The entire route is lighted and may be ridden at night. Most street crossings are by bridge or underpass - the rare street crossings are well-marked and signaled.

This adventure is hosted by Caitlin Wood, who describes herself as a "Tarot reader, astrologer, weirdo aunt located in Fayetteville, Arkansas." The route highlights a tucked-away coffeeshop connected to a trail along a creek, a wheelchair-accessible morning stroll surrounded by nature but centrally located in Fayetteville. Caitlin tops off the tour with a visit to a shop unique to Fayetteville - a farm-to-bottle syrup maker.