Animal Crossing: New Horizons — The best QR codes for streets, paths, bricks, waterways, and train tracks 2020

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It's fun seeing your Animal Crossing island develop each day as you earn enough Bells to make improvements and add additional homes to your village. To give your creation that perfect look, you really ought to consider putting in streets, pathways, or even railroad tracks on your island.

You could wait until you unlock terraforming by completing Project K, or you can use these fan-made designs to layout your island right now. You'll find everything from wooden planks, to brick paths, to waterways. Here are the best Animal Crossing QR codes and Design IDs for streets, pavement, pathways, waterways, and train tracks.

If you don't know how to use Animal Crossing QR codes or Design IDs, check out our guide.

Streets and sidewalks

Hit the road, Jack, and don't come back.

Asphalt

Street (Image credit: Bidoof Crossing)

Painted lines

Street With Paint (Image credit: @merongcrossing on Tumblr)

Cobblestones

Cobbles (Image credit: @hockeystew on Reddit)

White Tile

White Tile (Image credit: Bidoof Crossing)

Bricks and pavement

Follow the yellow brick road.

Brick by brick

Acnh Qr Codes Streets (Image credit: Inverse)

Pavers

Red Pavers (Image credit: @merongcrossing on Tumblr)

Morioh roads

Morioh Streets (Image credit: @acliriell on Tumblr)

Rocky road

Rock Path (Image credit: iMore)

White pavers

White Pavers (Image credit: Bidoof Crossing)

Three designs

Three Bricks (Image credit: @Lauren Myland on Pinterest)

Snowy bricks

Snowy Bricks (Image credit: @SHIKI on Besaid Design Blog)

Multicolored bricks

Multicolored Bricks (Image credit: @cloudyacqr on Tumblr)

Pathways and trails

I took the path less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.

Dirt trail

Dirt Path (Image credit: @abhawk on Tumblr)

Faded walkway

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Wooden planks

Wooden Planks (Image credit: Bidoof Crossing)

Wooden path

Wooden Path

Wooden Path (Image credit: @Purristic on Reddit)

Garden rows

Garden Rows (Image credit: Bidoof Crossing)

Grass path

Grass Path (Image credit: @staticwind on Tumblr)

Waterways and moats

Go where the water flows.

Reservoir

Acnh Water Qr Code (Image credit: @CallistoEx on Talk Amongst Ourselves)

Pond tiles

Blossom Lake (Image credit: Vivcore's Dolly Daydream)

Fairy moat

Fairy Moat (Image credit: Vivcore's Dolly Daydream)

Icy waterways

Ice Water (Image credit: Vivcore's Dolly Daydream)

Railroads & Train Tracks

Clickety, clickety, clickety. Woo woo!

Wooden tracks

Train Tracks Acliriell

Train Tracks Acliriell (Image credit: @acliriell on Tumblr)

Industrial express line

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Forgotten railroad

Forgotten Railroad Serai

Forgotten Railroad Serai (Image credit: @animalcrossingcode on Instagram)

Rugs & Carpet

Decorative rug

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Car carpet

Car Carpet

Car Carpet (Image credit: @Weibrot on Imgur)

Make your own Animal Crossing QR codes

If you want, you can also upload your own designs to acpatterns.com. We've even written a guide to show you how to make your own QR codes for others to use.

Trails, streets, and pathways

These are some of the best Animal Crossing QR codes and Design IDs for roads, paths, and pavement that we've been able to find. More are being created every day, so we'll keep an eye out and add any others that catch our eye. Have fun decorating your island with these pathways. It does a lot towards making your little village feel more developed, and it's really just fun to do.

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Rebecca Spear
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Gaming aficionado Rebecca Spear is iMore's dedicated gaming editor with a focus on Nintendo Switch and iOS gaming. You’ll never catch her without her Switch or her iPad Air handy. If you’ve got a question about Pokémon, The Legend of Zelda, or just about any other Nintendo series check out her guides to help you out. Rebecca has written thousands of articles in the last six years including hundreds of extensive gaming guides, previews, and reviews for both Switch and Apple Arcade. She also loves checking out new gaming accessories like iPhone controllers and has her ear to the ground when it comes to covering the next big trend.