National scenic byway follows the 198-mile length of the Delta's only "highlands;" comprised of federal, state and county roads. From Piggott to Helena, the route passes by or near five state parks, a national forest, Civil War sites, the former home of Ernest Hemingway, historic homes, museums, rich agricultural areas, and the Delta Cultural Center.
A living history museum consisting of 12 log buildings, as well as several other structures. The village includes: Clark's Cabin, the Loom House, the Broom Shop, the General Store, the Barn, the Blacksmith, the Way Station, the Grist Mill, the Sorghum Mill, the E. Sloan Heritage School, Roberts'
Harrisburg, AR MuseumsNational scenic byway follows the 198-mile length of the Delta's only "highlands;"
Harrisburg, AR Scenic BywaysDirections: From Harrisburg, travel one mile east on Ark. 14, then go three miles south on Ark. 163 to the park 640-acre lake nestled atop Crowley's Ridge in northeast Arkansas featuring bass, bream, catfish, crappie fishing; 30
Harrisburg, AR State ParksDirections: Located off Lawson Road and Ark. 141, south of Jonesboro The second of four nature centers constructed by the ...
Housed in the old 1910 Lake Village Infirmary; contains rooms depicting antique hospital equipment, World War II exhibition r...
Behind a late 1800s general store facade, this museum has a replica of a small-town community hospital and an early history g...
This scenic byway, comprised of Phillips County Roads 239 and 217, along with Lee County Road 221, is located in the St. Fran...
Course Access: Semi-PrivateHoles: 9Reserve Advance Tee Times: Yes...