Explore a 24-mile drive along U.S. Route 70S from McMinnville to Sparta, Tennessee, passing through riverside landscapes, farmland, and small towns like Campaign and Doyle. A relaxed alternative to the interstate with true scenic charm.
š¾ Farmland
Drive past working farms, silos, and open agricultural land with the Farmland tagācapturing the rural fabric of the country.
The š¾ Farmland tag identifies routes that pass through active agricultural areas, where fields, silos, barns, and tractors are common sights. These roads often wind through rural communities and showcase the day-to-day life of Americaās working landscapesāwhether it’s rows of corn, wheat, soybeans, or pastureland dotted with livestock.
Travelers on farmland-tagged routes can expect a slower pace and a direct look at the countryās agricultural backbone. These drives frequently intersect with small towns, local markets, and seasonal roadside stands offering fresh produce or handmade goods.
Routes Tagged: š¾ Farmland
Tennessee Secondary Route 89: Dresden to Kenton
Take a 23-mile drive down Tennessee Secondary Route 89 from Dresden to Kenton, passing through Sharon and the scenic Obion River Wildlife Management Area. This peaceful route showcases West Tennessee farmland, small-town charm, and natural beauty.
Tennessee Route 54: Paris to Dresden
Cruise 22 miles west along Tennessee Route 54 from Paris to Dresden, passing through quiet communities like Midway, Como, and West Union. This rural drive blends scenic farmland with small-town charm, ending in historic downtown Dresden.
U.S. Route 79: Paris Landing State Park to Paris – Tennessee
Cruise 16 miles south along U.S. Route 79 from Paris Landing State Park to the city of Paris, Tennessee. This scenic stretch of highway connects the shores of Kentucky Lake to the commercial heart of Henry County, with rural views and quick access to key routes along th…
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Interstate 155: Dyersburg, Tennessee to Hayti, Missouri [Revisited]
Drive 27 miles west along Interstate 155 from Dyersburg, Tennessee to Hayti, Missouri. This key east-west connector crosses the Mississippi River, linking west Tennessee with the Missouri Bootheel via I-55 and US-412.
Kentucky Route 121: Murray to Tennessee
Travel 16 miles south along Kentucky Route 121 from Murray to the Tennessee state line. Explore this scenic connector through western Kentucky farmland, small towns like New Concord, and into lake country via TN-119.
U.S. Route 641: Benton to Murray – Kentucky
Cruise 13 miles along U.S. Route 641 from Benton to Murray, Kentucky. This scenic corridor passes through Hardin and Dexter before entering Murray via 12th Street, linking small-town charm with regional destinations.
Interstate 49: Pineville to Joplin – Missouri
Take a 37-mile drive along Interstate 49 from Pineville to Joplin, Missouri. Pass through Anderson, Goodman, Neosho, and Tipton Ford as you cruise through southwest Missouriās hills and farmland before reaching I-44 in Joplin.
U.S. Route 641: Gilbertsville to Benton – Kentucky
Drive 14 scenic miles along U.S. Route 641 from Gilbertsville to Benton, Kentucky. Explore lakeside parks, charming small towns, and tranquil wildlife areas along this western Kentucky highway.
Kentucky Route 91: Cave-In-Rock to Marion
Travel 11 miles along Kentucky Route 91 from the Cave-In-Rock Ferry to Marion, Kentucky, through forested hills, farmland, and quiet rural countryside. Includes a unique ferry crossing and scenic views of the Ohio River Valley.
Kentucky Route 91: Marion to Cave-In-Rock Illinois
Take a scenic drive along Kentucky Route 91 from Marion to the Cave-In-Rock Ferry crossing into Illinois. Explore wooded hills, rural backroads, and the historic Ohio River ferry at the heart of this 12-mile journey.
U.S. Route 641: Eddyville to Marion – Kentucky
Travel 18 miles north on U.S. Route 641 from Eddyville to Marion, Kentucky. This short but scenic route passes through Fredonia and Crayne before ending in Marion, linking lakeside landscapes to rural towns in western Kentucky.