Don't miss this iconic stop during your Route 66 road trip. Visit this historic shop full of goodies, and you'll discover over 100 years of travel stories.
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With sculpture gardens and murals, hiking trails and farmers markets, this vibrant city offers the best of Kansas, plus there's tasty barbecue.
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Looking for small town charm with a big town square? Come see the US' largest in this charming Kansas town that boasts scenic hiking trails.
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You'll find more than flat plains at this state park in Kansas that boasts canyons, bluffs, and even unique rock formations that resemble giant mushrooms.
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Midwest hospitality is alive and well in this charming Kansas town, voted the "Friendliest Small Town in the U.S.," where prairies stretch far and wide.
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If you are in Kansas and want to try the state's famous barbecue but are short on time, head to this iconic restaurant and get some from the vending machine.
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You can't beat a good road trip, and one underrated state is seemingly tailor-made for exploration. Like canyons and historic towns? You'll love this.
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Relive the days of 1800s cattle ranching and cowboy saloon fights (though hopefully with less violence) in this historic town in Kansas full of western flair.
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"Wizard of Oz" fans know that there's no place like this small Kansas town that's also famous for its annual pancake race and history of generosity.
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If you're looking for an unexpected destination off the beaten track, one Kansas city has a free zoo, award-winning winery, and nearby wetlands to enjoy.
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Though it's primarily known as a college town, this Kansas-based destination sports plenty of arts and culture, including a world-class museum and amazing food.
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This unassuming Kansas town offers travelers looking for a low key vacation the chance to connect with American history in a relaxing atmosphere.
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If you are looking for a place with plenty to do in the middle of the rolling prairies of Kansas, head to this peaceful city full of shops, food, and scenery.
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While walking through this quaint Kansas college town, you’ll find historic architecture, culturally rich museums, and retro eateries.
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Sometimes the smallest towns offer the most fun for family vacations, and this exceptionally charming Kansas destination is a perfect example.
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Tucked away in a lesser-visited area of Kansas is a family-friendly rock park that offers visitors a year-round glimpse into the state's natural history.
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A rural city in Kansas is a destination full of surprises. It is the home of one of the world's most famous aviators and full of Victorian-era history.
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Those looking to experience some classic European architecture on their next trip might want to make plans to visit the oldest city in Kansas.
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While you may think of Kansas as nothing but flat prairieland, there are some surprises in store. This stunning lake is a beloved fixture for locals.
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Despite its short stature of 25 feet, a waterfall in Kansas is a must-see attraction for nature lovers. Here, visitors can enjoy free camping and fishing.
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This unassuming small Kansas town is home to several attractions that rival those you'd find in big cities, along with amazing dining choices.
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If you're looking for some one-of-a-kind rock formations, you won't be disappointed by what this national park in Kansas has to offer.
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Kansas loves its superlatives. This fascinating site is the largest of its kind in the U.S. and it was made by hand with shovels, picks, and a pulley.
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In Kansas, you'll find one of the world's largest collections of space travel artifacts, with a wealth of activities for astronaut enthusiasts of all ages.
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Whether to vacation or to live, this sprawling city in Kansas is an affordable, family-friendly place to be, with fantastic attractions for children.
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Museums are always a fun attraction to check out on your trip, and Kansas is home to one of the more unique ones, requiring you to go underground.
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Visitors to this 300-foot-tall bluff in Kansas can see for miles across the Smoky Hill River Valley, and get a taste of rumored history that dates to the 1540s.
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