5 Great Reasons to Visit Lecompton, Kansas
Learn about history, take an art class and—if you visit during the holiday season—see the Midwest's largest indoor Christmas tree display. Lecompton may be small, with about 640 residents, but it has a lot to offer.
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Back Road: Summiting Kansas
The state's highest point—4,039 feet above sea level—meets our writer's expectations: A metal sunflower sculpture. A mailbox with a guest book. And infinite pasture.
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Rocky Kansas High
On a road trip across Kansas, inspiring terrain hides just a short detour off I-70. Many of Kansas' most scenic sites—Monument Rocks, Castle Rock, Mushroom Rock, Rock City, Kanopolis State Park and more—lie within 30 miles of the interstate, the busiest east-west route in the state.
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This Land is Our Land
The largest Niobrara Chalk formation in Kansas hides like a giant treasure in a valley between Scott City and Oakley. This mile-long stretch of 100-foot-tall spires and cliffs at The Nature Conservancy's Smoky Valley Ranch will soon open to the public, with trails that beg for you to use the panorama setting on your camera. Explore the historically rich property set in the heart of a region explored by the likes of Wild Bill Hickok and "Buffalo Bill" Cody.
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5 Great Public Golf Courses in Kansas
Play your way through grass-covered dunes and picturesque prairie landscapes at some of Kansas' best public golf courses.
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10 Must-Visit Kansas Breweries
Quench your thirst with a unique Kansas-made beer, like the Oatmeal Stout, at one of these breweries across the state.
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