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Bentonville Opens New Bike Playground

A. Grajeda
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The Bentonville Bike Playground is located just north of the city's dog park. Joplin-based Progressive Bike Ramps worked on this project along with Bentonville Parks and Recreation.

A new one-acre park features ladder bridges, dirt berms, a concrete pump track and more for the area's youngest riders. The Bentonville Bike Playground, which was designed specifically for kids, will celebrate its grand opening at 10:30 Nov. 5.

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