The journey from Harrison to Atlanta covers approximately 650 miles. Driving is the most flexible option, utilizing US-65 South to I-40 East, then transitioning to I-75 South. Alternatively, you can drive to Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) for a flight to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL). The drive typically takes 10 to 11 hours depending on traffic through Memphis and Birmingham. Expect scenic Ozark views before hitting the flatter terrain of the Mississippi Delta. This route connects the heart of the Ozarks to the major transportation hub of the American South.
Total Distance: 1046 km driving distance, 885 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 4 hours including layover | 10 hours 30 mins |
| Avg Price | $250-$500 | $120-$180 in fuel |
| Operator | Delta Air Lines | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | XNA to ATL via Memphis or Dallas. | US-65 S to I-40 E, then I-22 E to I-75 S. |
| Tip | Book at least three weeks in advance to secure lower fares from XNA. | Avoid passing through downtown Memphis during morning or evening rush hours. |
Spring and Fall offer mild temperatures and avoid the peak summer humidity of the Deep South.