Blue River Rail Trail
A former railway corridor for walking and cycling north of Marysville, with several trailheads and a connection toward Nebraska.
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A former railway corridor for walking and cycling north of Marysville, with several trailheads and a connection toward Nebraska.
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A working distillery in Dodge City’s 1929 municipal building, with reserved tours connecting grain production, spirits and architectural reuse.
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A museum of Dodge City history combining original collections, reconstructed Front Street and seasonal live interpretation.
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A historic theatre with paintings from Chicago’s 1893 World’s Fair, live productions and the Swogger Art Gallery.
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A preserved military post interpreting westward expansion, slavery and the Civil War, with historic buildings and restored prairie.
View profile →A museum at Fort Scott Community College preserving photographs and personal objects from Gordon Parks’s life and creative work.
View profile →A center devoted to self-taught artists and their environments, with Midwest collections, changing exhibitions and accessible visitor facilities.
View profile →A municipal park with wooded trails beside the Marmaton River, fishing lakes and spaces for outdoor recreation.
View profile →An 1873 family home and sculpture garden that preserve a domestic chapter of Marysville’s Victorian history.
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A museum devoted to the wider world of Oz, from L. Frank Baum’s books to film, theatre and later interpretations.
View profile →An original limestone barn associated with the Pony Express, interpreted through transport history and local collections.
View profile →S. P. Dinsmoor’s limestone home and concrete sculpture environment combine biblical imagery, social commentary and an individual artistic vision.
View profile →Preserved wagon swales west of Dodge City reveal the Santa Fe Trail within the prairie landscape, alongside remnants of the Soule Canal.
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A local history museum in City Park, accompanied by relocated historic buildings in Prairie Town Village.
View profile →A Smoky Hills state park on Wilson Reservoir, with shoreline recreation, walking and mountain-bike trails, and bookable cabins.
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A volunteer heritage railway linking Abilene with Enterprise through the Smoky Hill River valley, with scheduled excursions and special trains.
View profile →The house where Amelia Earhart was born, preserved as a museum by The Ninety-Nines on a bluff above the Missouri River.
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An aviation museum built around Muriel, a Lockheed Electra 10-E, with interactive exhibits connecting Earhart’s life and the science of flight.
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A gallery on the Bethany College campus presenting Birger Sandzén’s work, collection displays and changing exhibitions.
View profile →A sandstone height overlooking the Smoky Hill River valley, with trails and a 1936 WPA stone structure, northwest of Lindsborg.
View profile →A federal reservoir in the Flint Hills, with shoreline recreation, camping and the Kanza View overlook near the dam.
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The presidential museum, research library and family home interpreting Dwight Eisenhower’s life; home tours pause from September 29, 2026.
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A heritage museum combining the 1898 Smoky Valley Roller Mill with buildings and collections tracing Lindsborg’s Swedish history.
View profile →Lester Raymer’s former creative home and studio, with guided museum visits and an active artist residency program.
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