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.
Take a smooth 12-mile ride along the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Expressway in Hot Springs, Arkansas, as we follow U.S. Route 70 eastbound through the heart of this historic town’s modern bypass. Discover its junctions, landmarks, and purpose-built design.
Take a scenic 21-mile journey east on U.S. Highway 270 from Mountain Harbor to Hot Springs, Arkansas, passing through Crystal Springs, Royal, and Lake Hamilton with forested views, rural charm, and lakeside communities.
Take a scenic drive west along U.S. Highway 270 from Hot Springs to Mountain Harbor Resort in Arkansas. This 21-mile route crosses Lake Hamilton and winds through Piney, Royal, and Crystal Springs into the Ouachita Mountains.
Explore the southern edge of Hot Springs, Arkansas, as we follow U.S. Route 70 westbound for 12 miles along the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Expressway. This efficient bypass connects key parts of the city and showcases the transition from urban bustle to wooded tranquility.
Travel west along a forgotten stretch of U.S. Route 70 from Benton to Hot Springs, Arkansas. This archival drive captures the two-lane highway before it was modernized into a four-lane corridor—offering a nostalgic look at rural Arkansas and the winding route once known to generations of travelers.
Take a suburban ride through the Dayton, Ohio metro as we drive Interstate 70 from Englewood to Huber Heights. This 15-mile route crosses the iconic I-70/I-75 interchange—known as the “Crossroads of America”—and ends at the junction with I-675 near Fairborn.
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.
Drive 80 miles along Interstate 69 from Henderson to Eddyville, Kentucky — a modern route built atop Kentucky’s historic parkways. This scenic journey highlights rural landscapes, ongoing infrastructure upgrades, and the state’s role in the I-69 national corridor.
Drive 48 miles along Indiana State Road 37 from Indianapolis to Bloomington—capturing a now-lost version of the highway before its full transformation into Interstate 69.
Drive Interstate 65 from Bowling Green to Louisville through 102 miles of Kentucky’s cave region, farmland, and historic towns. Explore the scenic, strategic, and cultural highlights along this key north-south route.
Drive Interstate 65 from the Tennessee state line to Bowling Green, Kentucky, through 29 miles of farmland, Franklin’s charm, and the gateway to the National Corvette Museum.
Drive Interstate 65 from downtown Nashville to the Kentucky state line at Mitchellville, Tennessee. Explore 37 miles of scenic highway, suburban landscapes, and pastoral countryside on this northbound route through Middle Tennessee.