🌾 Farmland

Drive past working farms, silos, and open agricultural land with the Farmland tag—capturing the rural fabric of the country.

 

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.

Routes Tagged: 🌾 Farmland

Arkansas Highway 9: Morrilton to Perryville

Arkansas Highway 9: Morrilton to Perryville

Explore Arkansas Highway 9 from Morrilton to Perryville—a 15-mile drive showcasing river crossings, farmland, and the rolling Ouachita Foothills. Perfect for a quick scenic escape through the heart of central Arkansas.

U.S. Highway 64: Van Buren to Alma – Arkansas

U.S. Highway 64: Van Buren to Alma – Arkansas

Cruise from historic Van Buren to Alma along U.S. Highway 64 in western Arkansas. This short, scenic route passes through farmland and small-town streets, offering a charming look at the Arkansas River Valley away from the busy interstates.

Arkansas Highway 10: Hackett to Greenwood

Arkansas Highway 10: Hackett to Greenwood

Cruise Arkansas Highway 10 for 10 miles east from Hackett to Greenwood. This scenic drive combines peaceful forest stretches, classic Arkansas farmland, and a charming small-town finish in Greenwood’s downtown square.

Arkansas Highway 10: Oklahoma to Hackett

Arkansas Highway 10: Oklahoma to Hackett

Travel Arkansas Highway 10 for 1.5 miles from the Oklahoma State Line to Hackett, enjoying a brief but scenic drive through farmland and a quiet small town along Arkansas’s western border.

Arkansas Highway 10: Hackett to Oklahoma

Arkansas Highway 10: Hackett to Oklahoma

Drive 1.5 miles west along Arkansas Highway 10 from Hackett to the Oklahoma state line, passing through peaceful rural farmland and enjoying a glimpse of the Arkansas River Valley’s small-town scenery before connecting to Oklahoma’s countryside.

Northbound Interstate 269: Hernando, MS to Arlington, TN

Northbound Interstate 269: Hernando, MS to Arlington, TN

Cruise Northbound Interstate 269 from Hernando, MS to Arlington, TN for 47 miles of bypass convenience, rural scenery, and easy Memphis access. This route blends quiet countryside with suburban interchanges and is a key corridor for travelers skirting Memphis traffic.

Arkansas Highway 164: Clarksville to Coal Hill

Arkansas Highway 164: Clarksville to Coal Hill

Travel 9 peaceful miles west along Arkansas Highway 164 from Clarksville to Coal Hill. This short scenic route takes you past Horsehead Lake, through rural Hunt, and reconnects with I-40—perfect for a quiet drive through Arkansas farmland and wooded foothills.

Arkansas Highway 103: Oark to Clarksville (Harmony)

Arkansas Highway 103: Oark to Clarksville (Harmony)

Experience the rugged beauty of Arkansas Highway 103 as it winds 13 miles south from Oark through the heart of the Ozarks to the rural community of Harmony near Clarksville. A short but scenic drive with switchbacks, forest canopies, and open farmland views.

Arkansas Highway 352: Clarksville to Ozark

Arkansas Highway 352: Clarksville to Ozark

Explore 18 miles of rural Arkansas backroads on Arkansas Highway 352 from Clarksville to Ozark. This peaceful drive crosses farmland, small communities, and offers a scenic break from I-40 traffic.

Arkansas Highway 109: Midway to Clarksville

Arkansas Highway 109: Midway to Clarksville

Cruise north on Arkansas Highway 109 from Midway to Clarksville for 13 miles of rural Arkansas scenery — shady hills, farm fields, and a sweeping river crossing on the Ada Mills Bridge over the Arkansas River.