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.
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.
Discover Arkansas Highway 363 from Atkins to Pottsville—a short but memorable drive up and over Crow Mountain, featuring tight switchbacks, scenic overlooks, and authentic rural Arkansas charm. Perfect for travelers looking to explore off-the-beaten-path state highways, enjoy local scenery, and experience the unique quirks of Arkansas’s road network.
Take a scenic drive down Arkansas Highway 7 from Hot Springs to Bismarck and DeGray Lake State Park. Discover lakeside views, mountain curves, and classic Ouachita forest scenery as you travel this 22-mile route—perfect for a road trip, weekend getaway, or a day of adventure in Arkansas.
Cruise south along Arkansas Highway 227 from Lake Ouachita State Park to Piney, winding through forested mountains, the historic town of Mountain Pine, and past local highlights like Mid-America Science Museum. Perfect for travelers seeking a scenic, laid-back drive with easy access to outdoor fun and Hot Springs attractions.
Drive 6 scenic miles along Arkansas Highway 192 from Hot Springs Village to Lake Ouachita State Park. Experience peaceful forests, rolling hills, and easy access to one of Arkansas’s top outdoor destinations.
Cruise 14 miles along Arkansas Highway 5 from Crows to Fountain Lake for a relaxing drive through forested hills, rural towns, and the edges of Hot Springs Village. Discover scenic views and the gateway to Central Arkansas’s best lakes and parks on this peaceful stretch of highway.
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.
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.
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.
Cruise 27 miles of Arkansas Highway 36 from 8-Mile to Rose Bud, winding through farmland, small towns, and classic Arkansas scenery. Discover rural communities, local intersections, and great countryside views on this relaxed central Arkansas drive.
Cruise U.S. Highway 70 from Lonoke to Brinkley for 44 miles of classic Arkansas prairie scenery, charming small towns, legendary pie shops, and historic river crossings. This route serves up everything from endless farmland and wildlife to rough-and-ready pavement—offering a real slice of central Arkansas for road trippers and local explorers alike.
Explore Arkansas Highway 365 from White Hall to Little Rock—a 37-mile route blending historic roadways, rural towns, farmland, and urban sights. Follow the old Dollarway Road, discover local parks and communities, and finish your trip right at the doorstep of downtown Little Rock.