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Abilene & Smokey Valley Railroad & Excursion Train |
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Using a vintage diesel-electric locomotive, a century-old wooden sided passenger/diner, open air observation cars, and a caboose, the excursion train travels through the Smoky Hill River Valley. |
Botanica, The Wichita Gardens |
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| Magnificent botanical gardens located in the heart of Wichita's Museums on the River district. | |
C.W. Parker Carousel |
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The 104-year-old totally hand-carved working carousel manufactured in Abilene at the turn of century by C. W. Parker Amusement Company has been completely restored. |
Camp Wood YMCA |
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| YMCA facility in the beautiful Flint Hills. | |
Cattle Baron Inn Bed and Breakfast |
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This lovely 1910 Victorian home displays a perfect blend of antique furniture and luxurious modern conveniences. Fine wood millwork, beautiful stained glass and unique fixtures serve to make this historic small town home purely delightful. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy scrumptious breakfasts. Perfect for weekend getaways, comfort, romance and pampering. Area known for western frontier and hunting. Howard is a delightful small town that captures the sincerity and safety of earlier generations. See beautiful rolling hills and pastures with lots of animal life. Perfect area for hunting and fishing, or to just get away from the fast pace and worries of city life. |
Chaplin Nature Center |
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Chaplin Nature Center is owned and operated by the Wichita Audubon Society. The trails are open AT NO CHARGE to the public from sunrise to sunset, seven days a week. Be sure to check www.arkcity.org for schedule of events taking place at the Chaplin Nature Center, from Eagle Viewing to Butterfly counting. |
Chase County All Veterans Memorial |
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| Memorial to Chase County veterans. | |
Chase County Courthouse |
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Built 1872-1873, this French Renaissance building constructed of native limestone is the oldest working courthouse in the state of Kansas. |
Chase County Historical Society Museum |
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| Historical museum for Chase County featuring local historical artifacts, displays of the crash of the airplane carrying Knute Rockne. | |
Clements Stone Arch Bridge |
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Double-arch stone bridge built in 1887 of native Chase County limestone. On National Register of Historic Places. |
Clover Cliff Ranch Bed 'n Breakfast |
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| Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Clover Cliff combines the conveniences and amenities of the 21st century with the attitudes of the late nineteenth on a 4,000 acre ranch in the heart of the Flint Hills. | |
Cottonwood Mercantile |
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A place of taste in the Flint Hills. Cottonwood Mercantile offers a variety of gifts, food items, antiques and hunting and fishing collectibles. |
El Dorado Bike Trail |
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Enjoy a Bike Ride with the family around the community of El Dorado and the beautiful views at the El Dorado Lake and State Park. |
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. | |
Flint Hills Gallery |
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| Gallery of famous Flint Hills artist Judith Mackey. Meet the artist and her husband Ken, also an artist. | |
Flint Hills Overland Wagon Train |
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Enjoy the simplicity of frontier life for a weekend. Since 1979 the Flint Hills Overland Wagon Train has provided authentic covered wagon trips through the scenic Kansas Flint Hills, an untouched part of the historic American Tallgrass Prairie. Weekend pioneers relive experiences of those who joined the great Westward Movement in the mid-19th Century."My children and I have just returned from one of the most memorable and enjoyable experiences we have ever had. A trip on the Flint Hills Overland Wagon Train. From the initial meeting to the return, we have nothing but praise for the organization, good food, entertainment and good company we found. You can be assured we will tell everyone we know that this trip is one not to have missed." - Patricia Joseph, Topeka, Kansas. |
Flint Hills Rodeo Grounds |
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| Site of oldest consecutive rodeo in Kansas. | |
Flying W Ranch |
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A guest ranch in the Flint Hills. Accommodations include a modern bunkhouse with four rooms, Gypsy wagon, horseback riding, chuckwagon meals and campfire presentations about cowboy lore and prairie life. Airport pick-up. |
Freedom Memorial |
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Honoring armed forces and home front supporters. Locacted at Butler County Historical Court House. |
Grand Central Hotel and Grill |
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Built in 1884 and renovated in 1995, The Grand Central Hotel features ten oversized guest rooms with showers, plush robes, and rich natural woods and colors adding elegance to fine furnishings. |
Jim Bell & Son, Inc. |
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| Fine clothing and western apparel - a Flint Hills tradition since 1927. | |
Kauffman Museum |
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The Kauffman Museum includes 1)a tallgrass prairie reconstruction with over 15 species of grasses and more than 100 wildflower species, 2) the award-winning permanent exhibit Of Land and People which tells the story of the coming of the Mennonites from Europe to the central plains in the 1870s and their encounters with the prairie environment and its people, and, 3) an historic farmstead with heritage flower and vegetable gardens around the 1875 Voth-Unruh-Fast House and the 1886 Ratzlaff Barn. |
Millstream Resort Motel & Campground |
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| Beautifully-sited motel along the banks of the Cottonwood River next to the historic bridge in Cottonwood Falls. | |
Museum of World Treasures |
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| World-class museum featuring outstanding collection of artifacts from the dinosaur era to the present. | |
NorthShore GuestHouse llc |
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Retreat from the hectic world to the simplicity and stillness of NorthShore GuestHouse. Located less than one mile from the Marion Reservoir and surrounded by Wildlife and Parks lands. |
Oz Museum |
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Features one of the largest privately owned collections of Oz memorabilia in the world. From the earliest books of Oz creator, L. Frank Baum to today's collectibles that can be purchased in Auntie Em's Gift Shop, visitors both young and young at heart will treasure a visit to the Oz Museum. |
Pilgrim Ranch Retreat |
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The Pilgrim Ranch headquarters is southeast of Cottonwood Falls, Kansas in the heart of the Flint Hills. The ranch is a family owned farm and cattle operation. |
Prairie Fire Inn & Spa |
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| We are a family owned and operated inn and spa located on US Hwy 50 at Strong City, in the beautiful Kansas Flint Hills. Our mission is to provide affordable lodging and rejuvenating spa treatments while encouraging the enjoyment and conservation of the beautiful Flint Hills prairie and community. | |
Roniger Memorial Museum |
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| Museum featuring local native American artifacts. | |
Schrumph Hill Overlook |
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Award-winning scenic overlook along the Flint Hills National Scenic Byway, Kansas Highway 177, just south of Cottonwood Falls. Interpretive panels provide education about the prairie and native grasses. |
Sherman House |
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| This 1879 railway eating house has been lovingly restored as a private guest house for visitors to this unusual little community. Visit with potter/innkeepers in their studio, explore the scenic waterfall, or just enjoy the peace and quiet. Large comfortable living and dining rooms, a perfect retreat for couples, families, or small groups. Area: Elk Falls is not your typical tourist destination. It is off the beaten path, to be sure, and its delights subtle. Called a "living" ghost town because it ain't dead yet! Nestled in the beautiful Elk River Valley in the Chautauqua Hills of SE Kansas. Excellent hiking at nearby Elk City Reservoir. This inn is best classified as a: Guesthouse Bed | |
Strong City Depot |
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Art deco depot currently undergoing restoration. |
Super 8 Inn |
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The Super 8 Arkansas City is conveniently located off of US Hwy 77 at Valley View Drive. We are centrally located with easy access to the shopping, business & sports areas with many restaurants close by for you to enjoy. |
Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve |
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11,000-acre site on historic ranch in Chase County. The ranch homestead is a National Park Service site. |
Tallgrass Spiritual Retreat Center |
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| A retreat center in the Flint Hills. Our main emphasis is on spiritual formation and our women's ministry. | |
The Emma Chase Cafe |
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| Country cooking cafe mentioned in 'Prairy Erth'. | |
The Hitchin' Post |
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| Unique restaurant in the heart of charming Matfield Green. | |
The Kansas African American Museum |
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| A regional art/cultural museum reflective of the African American history & culture. | |
Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum |
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| See early day furnishings and other items grouped in authentic settings. | |