Travel 17 quiet miles west on Arkansas Highway 8 from Princeton to Mt. Olive. Discover the pine woods, farmland, and forgotten crossroads of south-central Arkansas in this peaceful rural drive.

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.

Travel 17 quiet miles west on Arkansas Highway 8 from Princeton to Mt. Olive. Discover the pine woods, farmland, and forgotten crossroads of south-central Arkansas in this peaceful rural drive.

Take a scenic 10-mile drive along Arkansas Highway 46 from Jenkins Ferry State Park to Highway 9 near Leola. This peaceful route winds through historical battlegrounds, forests, and rural farmland in southern Grant County, Arkansas.

Take a scenic 9-mile drive along Arkansas Highway 46 from Sheridan to Jenkins Ferry State Park. Discover peaceful forests, rural charm, and the haunting history of a Civil War battlefield tucked away in Grant County, Arkansas.

Take a scenic journey across the Missouri Ozarks on State Route 86 from Eagle Rock to Branson. This 32-mile drive explores lake valleys, wooded ridges, and charming backroads before ending just south of Missouri’s entertainment capital.

Take a quiet, scenic ride across the Arkansas-Missouri border on Missouri Supplemental Route P, a 1-mile connector between Highway 23 and Route 86 near Eagle Rock. Discover this peaceful Ozark backroad and its ties to lakeside communities and hidden retreats.

Take a 7-mile drive along Dayton–Yellow Springs Road from I-675 in Fairborn to Corry Street in Yellow Springs, Ohio. Pass through the historic community of Byron and enjoy rural Ohio scenery as you travel toward one of the state’s most unique small towns.

Take a scenic drive along U.S. Route 67 from Pocahontas to Walnut Ridge, Arkansas. This 13-mile journey reveals the transition from small-town roads to modern divided highway, with views of farmland, historic towns, and the roots of future I-57.

Take a 27-mile drive through northeast Arkansas along U.S. Route 62 from Corning to Pocahontas. Explore river towns, farmlands, and Delta history on this quiet but rewarding highway journey.

Take a short but vital drive down U.S. Route 67 from the Missouri State Line to Corning, Arkansas. Explore the agricultural landscape, regional infrastructure, and community connections that define this 7-mile stretch in Clay County.

Drive 22 miles south along U.S. Route 67 from Poplar Bluff, Missouri, to the Arkansas state line. Explore this fast, modern corridor through rural farmland and small towns like Neelyville on Missouri’s Bootheel.

Travel 51 miles west on U.S. Route 60 from Sikeston to Poplar Bluff, Missouri. This at-grade divided highway—partially upgraded to interstate standards—is a key connector through the Bootheel’s farmland and small towns like Dexter and Fisk.

Take a ride down Interstate 57’s Missouri segment, a 12-mile stretch from Charleston to its current terminus at I-55 near Sikeston. Discover how this quiet Bootheel route fits into the growing I-57 corridor between Illinois and Arkansas.