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Bogg's Landing |
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Canoe landing that provides public access to the Kansas River. |
Botanica, The Wichita Gardens |
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| Magnificent botanical gardens located in the heart of Wichita's Museums on the River district. | |
Butler County History Center & Kansas Oil Museum |
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This outstanding museum presents the fascinating history which makes El Dorado unique. The permanent exhibit, "Glory of the Hills", depicts the Flint Hills as a land of possibilities and should be the first stop for anyone touring The Hills. Historic photographs and artifacts explore the lives of early inhabitants, settlers and farmers and ranchers who established the county's agricultural identity and grazed their huge cattle herds on the rich bluestem grasses. Farming and ranching were essential to the economy, but it was oil that brought national attention to El Dorado. Located on ten acres, this modern museum offers the visitor the opportunity to walk the street of a 1920's oil boom town and view full-size oil field equipment of the early boom days in El Dorado. The museum hosts a lively schedule of special events throughout the year, an interesting gift shop of Kansas gifts and history books, and a 4,000 volume research and genealogy library.
Hours: May 1 to Sept. 30 - Mon. - Sat. 9am - 5pm
Oct. 1 - Apr. 30 - Tue - Fri. 9am - 5pm, Sat. Noon - 5pm
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Copan State Wildlife Area |
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| The 2360 acre Copan Wildlife Area was made available to the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission under terms of a license with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in 1981. Appears to be on the Montgomery/Chautauqua County line. The lake is on the Caney River in Oklahoma, to the south. | |
David Traylor Zoo of Emporia |
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Native and exotic wildlife in naturalized exhibits, botanical displays, animals in classroom. |
Dyck Arboretum of the Plains |
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| The Dyck Arboretum of the Plains is a great place to become better acquainted with the flora of Kansas. Displays of native wildflowers, grasses, schrubs and trees intermingle with carefully selected adaptable plants. | |
Exploration Place |
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| Experience your world in a new/fun way. Encounter 4 hands-on exhibit areas and more. For all ages. | |
Fall River Wildlife Area |
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| The Fall River Wildlife Area is located in the physiographic area know as the Osage Cuestas, in rolling prairie country, with a wide fertile flood plain valley surrounded by steep rolling uplands. | |
Flint Hills Discovery Center |
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Construction is underway on the new Flint Hills Discovery Center. Scheduled to be finished in April, 2012, this "hands-on" discovery center will offer a unique tourism and community experience that inspires people to celebrate, explore, and care for the Flint Hills. |
Flint Hills Nature Trail |
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The photo is of a portion of the trail near Allen, Lyon Co. A five mile segment from Allen to Bushong opend 30 Jun 2007. The photo is from near Allen. Flint Hills Nature Trail (115 miles) running from Herrington to Osawatomie, near Herrington. |
Great Plains Nature Center |
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| A nature education facility for the entire family with walking trail. | |
Griswold Wildlife Area |
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| Griswold Wildlife Area is Located North of U. S. Hwy 36 on KS Hwy 22 South of Haddam. Established in 2002. | |
Jeffrey Energy Wildlife Area |
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Jeffrey Energy Center has 7,000 acres available for public use. People can hunt, fish, and watch wildlife in two designated wildlife management areas (WMAs). WMA #1 is outside the actual energy plant grounds. WMA #2 can only be accessed by entering through the Center's main gate. Kiosks outside the energy center have brochures available for you to take and there are directional signs to assist you. The wildlife areas display some spectacular prairie flowers and attract many species of birds throughout the seasons. Along with the prairie there are two lakes, as well as several ponds and streams to explore. |
Kansas Landscape Arboretum |
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Over 1,000 species of native and exotic woody plants adapted to the Kansas environment are found here. |
Kansas State University Insect Zoo |
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| The zoo features a number of exciting educational exhibits, including a Tropical tree/flooded Amazonian Rainforest, the Desert-Scape, Tropical Nighthouse (Cave), Giant Leafcutter Ant colony, Observation Beehive, a Mock Kitchen, a Freshwater Display, a number of terraria with numerous species of tropical insects, tarantulas and spiders, scorpions, and other arthropods, and a Biodiversity Display. | |
Kansas Trophy Whitetail |
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World class hunts on 1,000 acres of managed land for consistent quality and quantity. |
Konza Prairie |
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Konza Prairie Biological Station is an 10,000 acre native tallgrass prairie preserve owned by The Nature Conservancy and Kansas State University and operated as a field research station by the K-State Division of Biology. The trails at the Konza have been selected by Backpacker Magazine as one of the top 100 day hikes in the country. |
Lake Afton Public Observatory |
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| Explore the universe through a 16" telescope and discover astronomy. | |
Lazy Heart D Bison |
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Educational presentation of bison history, characteristics and care. The Lazy Heart D herds of Bison and Beefmaster cattle graze the cool and warm season grasses of the glaciated region of the Flint Hills. This permits the natural grazing and roaming behaviors that result in a healthy, content animal and a good natural product for you and your family. No hormones or antibiotics are given our animals. Our grass finished bison is available in traditional cuts of meat. Our grass finished beef is available in halves or split halves. Visitors are welcome. |
Milford Nature Center |
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| Designed to give visitors a better understanding and appreciation for the natural communities in Kansas. While visiting the Nature Center, you will have the opportunity to see live animal exhibits featuring native animals like snakes, frogs, prairie dogs, and birds. | |
Riverwalk Trail |
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The Riverwalk Trail is a cooperative agreement among the Junction City Parks & Recreation Dept., the Fort Riley Army Base, and the Corps of Engineers. The 4.8-mile trail has two trailheads, one is located off of Trooper Drive on Fort Riley and the other trailhead is in Outlet Park, a Corps of Engineers facility just below Milford Dam. |
Rocky Ford Fishing Area |
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| State fishing areas with fishable populations of Channel Catfish, White Crappie, Flathead Catfish, Saugeye, Walleye, White Bass, Common Carp, Longnose Gar, Buffalo, Freshwater Drum | |
Tanganyika Wildlife Park |
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| You don't just observe animals at Tanganyika, you experience their world! | |
The Center for the Improvement of Human Functioning International, Inc. |
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| Also known as THE BRIGHT SPOT FOR HEALTH, has been leading the way to better health since 1975. The center is a holistic medical facility. Features Lunch/Lecture Series, The Taste of Health Restaurant, Gift of Health Store and more! | |
Toad Hollow Daylily & Iris Farm |
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| Stroll among daylilies, iris, perennials, and shrubs in this 2-acre, landscaped rural garden. | |
Topeka Zoological Park |
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| Occupies a beautiful setting in Gage Park. | |