Cruise 25 miles east along Arkansas Highway 10 from Ola to Perry for a peaceful rural drive through rolling farmland, shady forests, and gateways to Petit Jean Mountain State Park — one of Arkansas’s premier scenic getaways.

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.

Cruise 25 miles east along Arkansas Highway 10 from Ola to Perry for a peaceful rural drive through rolling farmland, shady forests, and gateways to Petit Jean Mountain State Park — one of Arkansas’s premier scenic getaways.

Take a quiet drive along Arkansas Highway 10 from Danville to Ola, passing the edge of the Ouachita National Forest and rolling through peaceful farmland in Yell County. A simple, scenic route that shows off Arkansas’s natural charm.

Cruise 33 miles east along Arkansas Highway 10 from Booneville to Danville. This easy drive threads through quiet towns like Magazine and Havanah with constant views of Mount Magazine, the state’s tallest peak, and peaceful valley farmlands along the way.

Cruise 21 miles east on Arkansas Highway 10 from Greenwood to Booneville through wooded hills, rural farmland, and the small community of Washburn. A scenic slice of western Arkansas worth the drive.

Drive 6 miles west along Arkansas Highway 28 from Plainview to Rover, a quiet route that forms part of the Arkansas Civil War Trail. Pass historical buildings, farmland, and scenic views before reaching the junction with AR-27 near Nimrod Lake.

Cruise west along Arkansas Highway 60 from Nimrod to Plainview as we follow the tranquil shoreline of Nimrod Lake and pass through forested backroads and quiet farmland before arriving in historic Plainview. A peaceful 9-mile drive in the heart of Yell County.

Take a 30-mile journey through the Ozark foothills on Arkansas Highway 23 from Withrow Springs State Park to Brashears. This scenic route passes through Huntsville, Witter, and St. Paul, ending where the Pig Trail Scenic Byway begins.

Take a short but scenic drive along Missouri Supplemental Route P, from Route 86 west of Eagle Rock to the Arkansas state line. This quiet connector marks the beginning of the legendary Arkansas Highway 23, known for its winding path through the Ozarks and the Pig Trail Scenic Byway.

Explore the 9-mile stretch of Missouri State Route 86 from Carr Lane to Eagle Rock. This scenic Ozark drive near the Arkansas border winds through forest, farmland, and the recreational hub of Golden, Missouri.

Explore Missouri Route 125 from the Arkansas border to Rueter—a 10-mile scenic drive through the quiet forests and farmland of the Ozarks. Discover small towns, peaceful curves, and a tranquil rural atmosphere along the way.

Travel 15 peaceful miles along Arkansas Highway 14 from Yellville to AR-125. This winding Ozark route offers small-town charm, mountain views, and wooded serenity just north of the Buffalo River region.

Cruise 12 scenic miles through the Ozarks on Arkansas Highway 103 from Osage to Compton. This winding backroad crosses creeks, farmland, and forested hills on the way to the Buffalo River country.