Your section on mountain biking at the 2:00 min. mark that mountain bike park is actually in downtown Rogers, AR it is located just east of Arkansas St. in Rogers.
I live in Bentonville but where Bentonville, Rogers and Little Flock almost meet, but it doesn't take long to get around regardless of where you chose to live. If you are retired and like beautiful views, there are some great water view lots & homes in the eastern part of Rogers with views of Beaver Lake. If my job involved a lot of flying, I would certainly look at Centerton or the western part of Bentonville over Rogers. Example of how easy it is to get around: My Woods Creek neighborhood is on the eastern edge of Bentonville, and my favorite park for walking / biking is Coler Creek, a 13-minute drive away. If you can get to I49 fairly quickly, then almost anywhere is fairly close. I go to Razorback soccer & softball games a lot, and Fayetteville is 30 minutes away in normal traffic, 40-45 minutes if you are in rush hour traffic, and that is going from northeastern Bentonville to the south part of Fayetteville. I am 5 minutes away from Memorial Park, where the Bentonville Parks & Rec. soccer & baseball is played, along with their outdoor aquatic center. If you have children and are going to spend a lot of time at soccer / baseball / softball games, selecting a neighborhood nearby might be important to you. You have lots of choices. As far as the restaurant scene, parks, trails, shopping, it almost doesn't matter where you chose to live - all can be reached and enjoyed regardless of which city you chose to live in. I also use the trails in Rogers a lot. What does matter IMO is getting into and out of the neighborhood you have selected and onto the major east-west roads. As the video mentioned, New Hope Road in Rogers has a lot of the shopping in the area, so trying to turn left onto New Hope Road from a stop sign is tough certain times of the day. Same with trying to turn left on Walton (Bentonville) / Walnut (same street, but in Rogers), another busy street. But there are almost no bad choices for this area.
Sad. Northwest Arkansas lost is culture and sold its soul to Walmart. The lakeshore is trashed. The rivers are trashed. The roadways are trashed. The charm it once held is quickly disappearing. Pretentious people ruined the places they lived...they relocate to NWA and ruin it, too! BLIGHT!
WM is a big reason why there is culture in NWA…not sure what lakeshore and rivers you’re referring to, but I spend a lot of time outdoors and I never see anything that remotely resembles “trashed” in NWA.
Your section on mountain biking at the 2:00 min. mark that mountain bike park is actually in downtown Rogers, AR it is located just east of Arkansas St. in Rogers.
Yep, right off of Cherry st actually. Awesome spot!
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I live in Bentonville but where Bentonville, Rogers and Little Flock almost meet, but it doesn't take long to get around regardless of where you chose to live. If you are retired and like beautiful views, there are some great water view lots & homes in the eastern part of Rogers with views of Beaver Lake. If my job involved a lot of flying, I would certainly look at Centerton or the western part of Bentonville over Rogers. Example of how easy it is to get around: My Woods Creek neighborhood is on the eastern edge of Bentonville, and my favorite park for walking / biking is Coler Creek, a 13-minute drive away. If you can get to I49 fairly quickly, then almost anywhere is fairly close. I go to Razorback soccer & softball games a lot, and Fayetteville is 30 minutes away in normal traffic, 40-45 minutes if you are in rush hour traffic, and that is going from northeastern Bentonville to the south part of Fayetteville. I am 5 minutes away from Memorial Park, where the Bentonville Parks & Rec. soccer & baseball is played, along with their outdoor aquatic center. If you have children and are going to spend a lot of time at soccer / baseball / softball games, selecting a neighborhood nearby might be important to you. You have lots of choices.
As far as the restaurant scene, parks, trails, shopping, it almost doesn't matter where you chose to live - all can be reached and enjoyed regardless of which city you chose to live in. I also use the trails in Rogers a lot.
What does matter IMO is getting into and out of the neighborhood you have selected and onto the major east-west roads. As the video mentioned, New Hope Road in Rogers has a lot of the shopping in the area, so trying to turn left onto New Hope Road from a stop sign is tough certain times of the day. Same with trying to turn left on Walton (Bentonville) / Walnut (same street, but in Rogers), another busy street. But there are almost no bad choices for this area.
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Sad. Northwest Arkansas lost is culture and sold its soul to Walmart. The lakeshore is trashed. The rivers are trashed. The roadways are trashed. The charm it once held is quickly disappearing. Pretentious people ruined the places they lived...they relocate to NWA and ruin it, too! BLIGHT!
WM is a big reason why there is culture in NWA…not sure what lakeshore and rivers you’re referring to, but I spend a lot of time outdoors and I never see anything that remotely resembles “trashed” in NWA.