Attractions

Travel to the place where the last Indian battle in Kansas was fought on September 27, 1878. Punished Woman’s Fork is about one mile south of Lake Scott State Park. A monument overlooks the cave, canyon, and the bluffs…

Gates Open At 6:00; Action At 8:00. Adults-$10 / Sen. Cit. 65 & Older - $9 / Kid's (6-12)-$5 Pit Pass-$30, Non Nascar Liscense $35 / Kid's 10-under - $10 (pits) Special races with added classes or payout…

Enjoy plenty of shaded picnic areas. Walk over the George Marsh arched-bridge and watch the river below. The Emporia Zoo emphasizes landscaping and horticultural endeavors, both native and exotic animals and birds…

Did you ever want to see a tiger, leopard or cougar in person, and learn more about them? Cedar Cove is where you need to visit. Completely run by volunteer staff, 100% of all donations got to the care of the big cats…

Established in 1954, Kirwin is the first National Wildlife Refuge authorized in Kansas. The refuge, of nearly 11,000 acres, lies within the heart of the Central Flyway and one of the last major feeding stops for…

One of the best-kept secrets in the state, Threshing Machine Canyon, lies near the park. Located along the old Butterfield Overland Despatch trail (BOD), the canyon is the site of an 1850s Native American attack on a…

Mabee Library is the newest building on the Sterling College campus, opening in April 1996. The Crebbs Museum, located in the Library, was a 1964 gift of Chester M. Crebbs (class of 1917) and his wife in memory of his…

Discover one of the nation’s top car museums at Midwest Dream Car Collection, where families and car lovers can explore over a century of automotive history in a fun, interactive setting. We have a 55,000 sq. ft…

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Named for Major General Bennett C. Riley. Founded in 1853, the Post was originally established to protect settlers on the Oregon and Santa Fe trails. Many legendary and historic people have been associated with Fort…

Nestled in the forested hills of Northeast Kansas sits a 12,500-acre lake and an 11,000-acre wildlife area nearby. 25 miles of horse trails and 20 miles of biking/hiking trails wind through the upland forest providing…

The National Midget Auto Racing and High Banks Hall of Fame Museum honors legends. Racing's long history is remembered and honored through the Hall of Fame. Racing enthusiasts receive the recognition of a lifetime…