Drive U.S. Route 67 from Farmington to Bonne Terre, Missouri, through Lead Belt communities, wooded hills, and St. Francois State Park.
🌲 Forest
Journey through America’s wooded corridors with the Forest tag—featuring routes surrounded by dense trees, state forests, and national park lands.
The 🌲 Forest tag highlights routes that pass through densely wooded areas, national forests, or timber-rich landscapes. These drives are often characterized by towering trees, shaded corridors, and a sense of immersion in nature. Whether it’s a winding mountain road lined with evergreens or a backcountry highway flanked by deciduous woods, the forested environment defines the scenery.
These routes are especially vibrant in autumn, when foliage changes color, or in the spring and summer, when greenery is at its peak. Wildlife sightings, hiking trail access, and picnic areas are common features along many forest-tagged segments.
Routes Tagged: 🌲 Forest
U.S. Route 67: Fredericktown to Farmington, Missouri
Drive U.S. Route 67 from Fredericktown to Farmington, Missouri, through 18 miles of wooded Ozark hills, rural countryside, and Lead Belt scenery.
U.S. Route 67: Poplar Bluff to Fredericktown, Missouri
Drive U.S. Route 67 from Poplar Bluff to Fredericktown through Greenville, Cherokee Pass, and the forested hills of Missouri’s eastern Ozarks.
U.S. Route 67: Corning, Arkansas to Poplar Bluff, Missouri
Drive north on U.S. Route 67 from Corning, Arkansas to Poplar Bluff, Missouri, crossing the Arkansas Delta into the wooded foothills of southeast Missouri on this scenic 30-mile journey through farm country, small towns, and historic highway landscapes.
Arkansas Highway 105: Atkins to Holla Bend
Drive Arkansas Highway 105 south from Atkins to Holla Bend and Sweeden Isle Recreation Area. Experience Arkansas River Valley farmland, wetlands, wildlife habitat, river-bottom scenery, and peaceful rural backroads in Pope County.
Arkansas Highway 124: Quitman to Damascus
Drive west along Arkansas Highway 124 from Quitman to Damascus, Arkansas, through rolling farmland, wooded hills, rural valleys, and the scenic transition zone between central Arkansas and the Ozark foothills.
Arkansas Highway 107: Enola to Quitman
Drive Arkansas Highway 107 north from Enola to Quitman, Arkansas, through quiet farmland, wooded hills, rural crossroads, and small-town central Arkansas scenery.
Arkansas Highway 367: Beebe to Ward
Drive Arkansas Highway 367 from Beebe to Ward, Arkansas, following a historic frontage-style corridor alongside Interstate 57 through White County farmland, growing suburbs, and small-town central Arkansas scenery.
Arkansas Highway 31: Floyd to Beebe
Drive Arkansas Highway 31 south from Floyd to Beebe, Arkansas, on a quiet 10-mile rural route through White County farmland, small communities, and Delta-edge countryside.
Bull Mountain Road & Bull Creek Road: Naylor to El Paso, Arkansas
Explore a quiet rural drive through central Arkansas as Bull Mountain Road and Bull Creek Road connect Naylor and El Paso through rolling hills, farmland, forests, and peaceful White County backroads.
Interstate 40: Flagstaff to Ash Fork, Arizona
Experience the changing landscapes of northern Arizona on Interstate 40 from Flagstaff to Ash Fork. This 52-mile drive transitions from cool pine forests beneath the San Francisco Peaks to the wide-open high desert plateau, following a historic Route 66 corridor through one of the Southwest’s most dynamic regions.
Interstate 40: Winslow to Flagstaff, Arizona
Drive Interstate 40 from Winslow to Flagstaff, Arizona, covering 62 miles of dramatic elevation change from open high desert to dense ponderosa pine forest. Experience historic Route 66 parallels, Meteor Crater access, and one of Arizona’s most striking landscape transitions.