Cruise 10 miles north on Arkansas Highway 229 from Poyen to Traskwood, passing pine plantations, hay fields, and quiet rural communities along a classic two-lane highway in south-central Arkansas.
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
Arkansas Highway 229: Leola to Poyen
A calm 11-mile drive on Arkansas Highway 229 from Leola to Poyen through timber country and small farms, ending at US-270. Gentle curves, pine stands, and small-town rhythms in the Ouachita foothills.
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Arkansas Highway 46: Sheridan to Leola [Revisited]
A calm, first-person drive along Arkansas Highway 46 from Sheridan to Leolaāthrough pine plantations and Saline River bottomlandsāwith a worthwhile side trip to Jenkins Ferry Battleground State Park. Route details, scenery notes, local context, and a map.
Arkansas Highway 46: Redfield to Sheridan
A first-person drive on Arkansas Highway 46 from Redfield to Sheridan: 16 miles of Piney Woods, gentle curves, rural homesteads, and a smooth two-lane connector between AR 365/I-530 and US 270āwith local history and small-town context along the way.
Arkansas Highway 25: Heber Springs to Greenbrier
A 31-mile Ozark-foothills drive on AR-25 from Heber Springs to Greenbrierāpast hay fields, hardwood ridges, and small-town main streetsāending at US-65 with valley views.
Arkansas Highway 16: Clinton to Greers Ferry
Drive 22 scenic miles on Arkansas Highway 16 from US-65 in Clinton to Devils Fork Recreation Area at Greers Ferry Lake. Follow a first-person travelogue through Ozark ridges, pine-hardwood forest, and lake-view curvesāwith local tips and an interactive map.
Arkansas Highway 95: Cleveland to Clinton
Drive 24 miles on Arkansas Highway 95 from the AR-124 junction south of Cleveland to US-65B in Clinton. Enjoy Ozark-foothill scenery, rolling ridges, creek crossings, and rural communities on a smooth, two-lane route through Conway and Van Buren counties.
Arkansas Highway 124: Center Ridge to Cleveland
Cruise west along Arkansas Highway 124 from Center Ridge to Cleveland ā a peaceful 11-mile drive through the wooded hills and farmland of Conway County, Arkansas, showcasing the timeless beauty of rural Ozark foothills.
County Road 9: Springfield Road – Bono to Springfield – Arkansas
Cruise five scenic miles along County Road 9 from Bono to Springfield, Arkansas. Experience Conway Countyās blend of farmland, forest, and rolling Ozark foothills on this tranquil rural backroad connecting AR-285 and AR-92.
Burkett Flat Road: Greenbrier to Bono – Arkansas
Experience a peaceful 4.6-mile drive along Burkett Flat Road from Greenbrier to Bono, Arkansas. This quiet rural route passes farmland, wooded ridges, and rolling hills in Faulkner County, offering a glimpse of authentic Arkansas countryside.
Alabama Route 20: Stewartsville to Florence
Experience a peaceful 14-mile drive along Alabama Route 20 from Stewartsville to Florence, moving from wooded Natchez Trace landscapes to rolling farmland and the busy urban gateway of the Shoals. A short but scenic look at the Tennessee Valleyās changing terrain.
U.S. Route 278: Corinth, Mississippi to Collierville, Tennessee
Drive 65 miles west on U.S. Route 72 from Corinth, Mississippi to Collierville, Tennessee, passing farmland, rural communities, and the expanding suburbs of the Memphis metro. A smooth four-lane corridor connecting the Tennessee Valley to the edge of the city.