Kansas Tourism

Tallgrass prairie once covered 170 million acres of North America, but within a generation most of it had been transformed into farms, cities, and towns. Today less than 4% remains intact, mostly in the Kansas Flint…

Glimpse into the life of Isaac Goodnow, a leader in the free-state movement and one of the founders of the town of Manhattan. He later established the college, Bluemont College, which became Kansas State University. A…

About the Museum The Prairie Museum of Art & History is home to the World-Class Kuska Collection which includes approximately 28,000 items. The Kuska Collection contains dolls, furniture, toys, glassware, ceramics,…

Bolstered by recent renovations to include the Vanier Family Football Complex and West Stadium Center, Bill Snyder Family Stadium has been home to Wildcat football since 1968 and holds 53,000 fans. Originally named KSU…

Discover the harsh realities of pioneer life at the John Brown Museum State Historic Site, where Reverend Samuel and Florella Adair struggled to survive on the Kansas frontier while maintaining and defending their…

The Stauth Memorial Museum offers an array of temporary and traveling exhibits from a variety of sources both locally and across the country. This year is no different, with exhibits covering the natural world, science,…

As a stopping point on the central flyway for millions of birds, this Kansas wetland is a bird lover's paradise. It is the largest wetland in the interior US. Cheyenne Bottoms is part of the National Wetlands &…

The Lehigh Portland State Park (formerly Lehigh Portland Trails) is built on the site of a former cement plant and quarry, along the banks of Elm Creek in Iola. The trails feature both rail-trail-style gravel-surfaced…

Walter P. Chrysler, auto giant and founder of the Chrysler Corporation, helped his father, Henry, and brother build the small clad house at 102 W. 10th Street in 1889. The surrounding white picket fence holds safe the…

On the National Register of Historic Places. Re-dedication conducted May 6, 2006.

Where the prairie and the sky meet your eye. The highest point in Kansas, Mt. Sunflower is on privately owned land, but all visitors are welcome. Land & Sky Scenic Byway Mount Sunflower is found along the Land and…

Historical home constructed in 1892 and is the only known Adobe House sitting on its original site in Kansas. This earthen walled structure is preserved as a museum and is located within Prairie Dog State Park. The…