The Cato Springs Trail is a paved multi-use trail that runs from the Zero point of the Razorback Greenway at the Kessler Mountain Regional Park north-northwest to intersect the Town Branch Trail.
The trail loosely follows Cato Springs Branch and crosses it once just before reaching Town Branch Trail, a tenth of a mile away.
Fayetteville installed a tunnel and pedestrian bridge to provide walkers and riders a safe route over, under and through the intersection of Razorback Road, the Fulbright Expressway and Interstate 49.
The trail is 2.5 miles long and was finished in 2017, with lights installed in 2019. It also shares the southernmost leg of the Razorback Greenway.
The Fayetteville Traverse, a 37-mile-long soft-surface mountain-biking trail that loops southwest Fayetteville, parallels and crisscrosses the Cato Springs Trail.
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