Kansas Tourism

Step back in time with a visit to the Old Allen County Jail in Iola, Kansas—a formidable two-story limestone structure that has stood since 1869. Constructed at a cost of $8,400, it served as a detention facility for…

The Norton Theatre is a twin movie theatre showing premier and non-premier movies 6 days a week. The Theatre is staffed with volunteers under the direction of a manager and assistant manager. The original Norton Theatre…

Configuration: Semi-Banked Oval, Length: 1/2 mi., Surface: Dirt Directions: 1 mile south of US 36 and US 283 intersection. Turn east after the football field. Track is south of the fairgrounds. Concession stand…

"2 water slides, 2 diving boards, zero depth entry, baby pool, lap pool, bath house, concession area and Red Cross certified swimming lessons available. Open seasonally."

Lake Garnett's dam, swimming pool, football stadium, and shelterhouse amenities were a project of a WPA/CCC Camp completed in 1934. The 2.6 mile "true-road" course around Lake Garnett garnered national…

Located on U.S. Highway 25 west of Iola turn at the River bridge exit. In the Neosho River, west of Iola, you can find Channel Catfish, Crappie, Flathead Catfish, Spotted and White Bass. Fishing is allowed 24 hours a…

Step back in time and uncover the captivating stories of Nemaha County at the Historical Society's dual museum sites in Seneca, Kansas. Begin your journey at 113 N. 6th Street, housed within the walls of the former…

This 25-acre greenbelt stretching from 24th to 29th Streets is currently accessible by foot from 24th St., 25th St. and 27 St. It was one of the first greenbelt parks in Lawrence. Nineteen acres were initially purchased…

The Museum at Prairiefire blends science, natural history, and hands-on fun into one unforgettable experience for curious minds of all ages. Did you know the first Tyrannosaurus rex fossil ever discovered was by a boy…

Once isolated atop a hill outside of town, it's still one of the most distinguished homes in Dodge City. Built by bootmaker turned cattleman John Mueller, constructed with native limestone, it is still filled with…

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…

Kansas' first National Natural Monument is one of the 8 Wonders of Kansas. The Niobrara chalk formation, rich in fossils, some reaching up to 50 feet. These rocks help guide the travelers along the Smoky Hill Trail…