🌾 Farmland

Drive past working farms, silos, and open agricultural land with the Farmland tag—capturing the rural fabric of the country.

 

The 🌾 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 America’s working landscapes—whether 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 country’s agricultural backbone. These drives frequently intersect with small towns, local markets, and seasonal roadside stands offering fresh produce or handmade goods.

Routes Tagged: 🌾 Farmland

Missouri Supplemental Route K: Chesapeake to Aurora

Missouri Supplemental Route K: Chesapeake to Aurora

Take a scenic 10-mile drive along Missouri Supplemental Route K from Chesapeake to Aurora. Explore rolling farmland, classic Ozark countryside, and small-town charm on this peaceful connector through Lawrence County.

Missouri Supplemental Route N: Spencer to Chesapeake

Missouri Supplemental Route N: Spencer to Chesapeake

Cruise Missouri Supplemental Route N from Spencer to Chesapeake for a 7-mile journey blending Route 66 nostalgia with classic Ozarks farmland. Explore historic alignments, rural landscapes, and roadside Americana along this short but scenic Missouri drive.

Historic Route 66:  Halltown to Spencer

Historic Route 66: Halltown to Spencer

Experience a mile of pure nostalgia on Historic Route 66 from Halltown to Spencer, Missouri. Starting at Gary’s Gay Parita gas station, this short but scenic drive crosses Turnback Creek and Paris Springs, ending at MO-96 near Spencer. Discover a living slice of the Mother Road’s history with vintage stops and peaceful Ozark scenery along a historic alignment of America’s most famous highway.

Pulaski County Rd 85 – Col. Maynard Rd: US-165 to Willow Beach Park

Pulaski County Rd 85 – Col. Maynard Rd: US-165 to Willow Beach Park

Enjoy a short and scenic drive down Pulaski County Rd 85—Col. Maynard Rd—from US-165 to Willow Beach Park in North Little Rock, Arkansas. This 2-mile stretch leads straight to the Arkansas River, passing through wooded wetlands and offering easy access to one of the area’s best riverfront parks.

Arkansas Highway 393: Delaware to Delaware Park

Arkansas Highway 393: Delaware to Delaware Park

Experience a peaceful three-mile drive along Arkansas Highway 393 from Delaware to Delaware Park. Discover rural scenery, tranquil farmland, and a relaxing lakeside park perfect for fishing, picnics, and quiet afternoons by Lake Dardanelle.

Arkansas Highway 247: Hattieville to Atkins

Arkansas Highway 247: Hattieville to Atkins

Explore the quiet beauty of Conway County on Arkansas Highway 247, traveling 10 miles from Hattieville to Atkins. This scenic route passes through fertile farmland, the community of Economy, and crosses picturesque Point Remove Creek, ending just north of downtown Atkins. Ideal for a relaxed country drive with classic Arkansas scenery.

Arkansas Highway 213 through Hattieville

Arkansas Highway 213 through Hattieville

Cruise north along Arkansas Highway 213 for a relaxed 4-mile drive through Hattieville, Arkansas. Enjoy rural scenery, local farms, and the quiet charm of small-town life as you connect from AR-95 to AR-247. Perfect for those who appreciate a peaceful backroad experience in Conway County.

Arkansas Highway 95: Morrilton to Hattieville

Arkansas Highway 95: Morrilton to Hattieville

Cruise Arkansas Highway 95 from Morrilton to Hattieville and discover a peaceful, 7-mile drive through classic farmland, gentle hills, and rural communities. This lightly traveled state route offers scenic countryside views, easy connections to other highways, and a true taste of small-town Arkansas. Perfect for road trip lovers and those seeking a relaxing drive away from the interstate.

Arkansas Highway 9: Williams Junction to Crows

Arkansas Highway 9: Williams Junction to Crows

Cruise 22 miles down Arkansas Highway 9 from Williams Junction to Crows for a classic Ouachita drive. Experience the dense Ouachita National Forest, pass through rural communities like Paron and Unity, and enjoy scenic views, peaceful backroads, and true Arkansas hospitality. Perfect for nature lovers and road trippers seeking an authentic Natural State adventure.

Arkansas Highway 16: Albion to Pangburn

Arkansas Highway 16: Albion to Pangburn

Explore a charming six-mile drive along Arkansas Highway 16 from Albion to Pangburn, featuring rolling farmland, quiet rural communities, and a scenic crossing of Big Creek. This relaxed backroad journey offers classic Arkansas views and ends in the inviting town of Pangburn near the Little Red River.

Arkansas Highway 310: Sidon to Albion

Arkansas Highway 310: Sidon to Albion

Experience a relaxed and scenic drive on Arkansas Highway 310 from Sidon to Albion. This 13-mile route weaves through small towns, farmland, and rolling hills, showcasing the best of rural White County, Arkansas. Ideal for road trippers and anyone looking for an authentic backroads journey.