Browse videos showcasing drives along rivers, lakes, and coastal areas, where water meets the road in scenic and serene settings.
The 🌊 Waterfront tag is used for routes, segments, or destinations that run directly alongside bodies of water. This includes scenic stretches along oceans, bays, rivers, or lakes where the water is a visible and prominent feature of the journey. Whether it’s a coastal highway hugging the shoreline or a quiet road tracing the edge of a reservoir, this tag highlights those drives where water views are part of the appeal.
Many waterfront routes offer unique landscapes, with opportunities for pull-offs, boardwalks, or access to beaches and piers. Travelers can expect shifting light, reflective vistas, and the rhythmic presence of waves or currents nearby.
Take a 22-mile drive along Missouri Route 76 from Cape Fair to Cassville and experience classic Ozark scenery, lakeside views near Table Rock Lake, forested hills, and access to Roaring River State Park. Perfect for scenic drives, outdoor adventures, and exploring Misso…
Cruise 9 miles along Missouri Route 76 from Reeds Spring to Cape Fair, enjoying a true Ozarks experience with lake views, wooded hills, and classic small towns. Discover local cafés, scenic pull-offs at Table Rock Lake, and laid-back vibes in Cape Fair—perfect for an…
Take a scenic four-mile drive along Arkansas Highway 7 from Lead Hill to Diamond City, ending at beautiful Bull Shoals Lake. Discover tranquil Ozark landscapes, peaceful lakeshore parks, and the laid-back charm of this northern Arkansas getaway.
Experience the natural beauty of Arkansas in just 1.5 miles with a drive down Highway 7S through Gulpha Gorge in Hot Springs National Park. This short but stunning segment features lush forests, crystal-clear streams, easy access to hiking trails, and the original align…
Drive Missouri State Route 76 for 9 scenic miles from Cape Fair to Reeds Spring, crossing Table Rock Lake and winding through the wooded hills of the Ozarks. Discover lakeside views, forested landscapes, and classic small-town Missouri charm on this quick but memorable …
Take a scenic 13-mile drive along Missouri State Route 76 from Shell Knob to Cape Fair, winding through the heart of the Mark Twain National Forest and alongside beautiful Table Rock Lake. Experience classic Ozark scenery, lakeside charm, and peaceful forested stretches…
Take a scenic nine-mile drive along Missouri State Route 39 from Carr Lane to Shell Knob, winding through Ozark valleys, charming rural communities, and across the stunning Shell Knob bridge over Table Rock Lake. This route offers a perfect mix of forested hillsides, wa…
Take a scenic drive along Missouri State Route 39 in Shell Knob, just north of Table Rock Lake. Explore lakeside parks, winding forest highways, and a beautiful scenic overlook in the Ozarks. Perfect for road trippers, nature lovers, and anyone craving classic Missouri …
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Take a scenic drive through Missouri’s Ozark foothills along Route 86 from Eagle Rock to Carr Lane. This 9-mile route features lake access, forested hills, a Kings River crossing, and easy connections to both local attractions and the Arkansas border. Perfect for road…
Take a quick yet unforgettable trip along Arkansas Highway 187 from Eureka Springs to Beaver, featuring mountain curves, lush Ozark forests, and the iconic one-lane Beaver Bridge. Whether you’re seeking a scenic detour, a photo op at the “Golden Gate of Arkansas, 
Cruise 5 miles along Missouri Supplemental Route E from Big M to Eagle Rock and discover the beauty of the Ozarks. This scenic route hugs Table Rock Lake, winds through the Mark Twain National Forest, and delivers peaceful rural charm all the way to Eagle Rock.
Experience the hidden beauty of the Ozarks on Missouri Supplemental Route M, a 6-mile scenic drive from Route 76 to the lakeside haven of Big M. Cruise through rolling farmland, shady forests, and classic creek valleys before arriving at Table Rock Lake’s Big M park