Esther’s Loop - Coler MTB Preserve
Esther’s Loop - Green
If you're looking for a green-rated trail in Coler MTB Preserve that actually feels like a real mountain bike ride, Ether's Loop delivers. This popular loop on the west side of Coler winds through wooded terrain with smooth, predictable flow that gives newer riders the confidence to keep the wheels moving and experienced riders a chance to shake out their legs and enjoy the woods.
The trail moves at an approachable pace with gentle grades, rhythmic turns, and a natural surface that rewards steady pedaling and basic bike handling. There's enough variety in the terrain to keep the ride interesting without ever feeling intimidating — which is exactly what makes it one of the most-ridden green trails in Bentonville.
What makes Ether's Loop especially useful is where it sits in the preserve. It's a natural starting point for riders exploring the west side of Coler, and it connects to some of the system's most rewarding side quests. Want to add a little spice? Here's Johnny — a black-rated trail — branches off Ether's Loop and introduces chunky rock garden features for riders ready to test their limits before rolling back into the flow.
Whether you're warming up for a bigger day, riding with someone newer to the sport, or just looking for a peaceful lap through the trees, Ether's Loop earns its place as one of the go-to green rides in Coler MTB Preserve.
🎯 Why Ride Ether's Loop?
One of the most popular green trails at Coler MTB Preserve
Smooth, natural-surface flow ideal for building confidence
Connects directly to Here's Johnny for riders wanting a challenge
Great warm-up loop before diving into the east side of Coler
Suitable for families, beginners, and all-weather riding days
🚴 Perfect For
Beginner mountain bikers in Bentonville
Families riding together at Coler
Riders building skills and confidence on singletrack
Experienced riders looking for a mellow warm-up loop
Anyone exploring the west side of Coler MTB Preserve
Since Esther’s Loop can be traveled in either direction the periodic 2 lanes serve a purpose. Uphill gets the inside line and downhill gets the outside line with the bigger berm