What’s more beautiful than a field of wildflowers? Flower fields in Kansas, of course. These are all of our favorite places to see wildflowers around our beautiful state once things are nice and warm, and we decided to share them with you. Grab your bucket lists, because we’ve got a few more items for you to add.

1. Sandsage Bison Range - Garden City

Sandsage Bison Range Reserve Pond, X445+9C, Garden City, KS 67846, USA
Joe K/Google Reviews
This beautiful area dedicated to keeping this herd of bison safe and protected is also a great place for wildflower spotting. There are a lot of different types of wildflowers that pop up in the Sandsage prairie, so keep your eyes peeled!

2. Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve - Strong City

Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, 2480B KS-177, Strong City, KS 66869, USA
Molly Des Jardin / Flickr
One of the most beautiful places in Kansas is by far the Flint Hills, and this preserve is a good part of it. Wildflowers can be seen throughout almost any part of it, and it's always exciting to see new ones pop up each year.

3. Clinton Lake - Lawrence

Clinton Lake, Lawrence, KS 66049, USA
hellomarylee/Flickr
If you've been out to Clinton Lake, you know that it's a great spot for watching the sun set, but now you know just how beautiful it can be when wildflowers are in bloom!

4. Konza Prairie - Manhattan

Konza Prairie Biological Station, 100 Konza Prairie Ln, Manhattan, KS 66502, USA
Don Graham/Flickr
Everyone loves the Konza Prairie, and the wildflowers probably love it the most. All of these rolling hills and waving grasses only get better once spring rolls in.

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5. Kanopolis State Park - Marquette

Kanopolis Lake State Park, 200 Horsethief Rd, Marquette, KS 67464, USA
Vincent Parsons/Flickr
Though we love adventuring through Kanopolis for the rocky outcroppings and caves, we also love relaxing and enjoying a wildflower walk during our warm weather visits. We hope you do too!

6. Cimarron National Grassland - Elkhart

Cimarron National Grassland, Elkhart, KS 67950, USA
Kansas Tourism/Flickr
Way in the southwest corner, Cimarron National Grassland awaits with a plethora of wildflowers and adventure. If you've been waiting for a while to visit this spot, maybe spring is the perfect time for you!

7. Prairie Center Nature Reserve Trail - Olathe

Prairie Center, 26325 W 135th St, Olathe, KS 66061, USA
Jack Sippel/AllTrails
This trail in Olathe is a short loop in a beautiful nature reserve that we just can't get enough of. A short hike out in nature is something we all need sometimes.

8. Chisholm Creek Park - Wichita

Chisholm Creek Park, Chisholm Crk Pk, Wichita, KS 67220, USA
Jeri Brungardt / Google Reviews
This oasis within the city is a beautiful example of coexisting with wildlife. Between all the animals hiding out and the wildflowers covering all of the sunny spots, Chisholm Creek Park is the perfect place for a relaxing afternoon.

9. Jamestown Marsh Lookout Point - Norway

Jamestown Marsh Wildlife Loop, M3WM+V3, Kackley, KS 66948, USA
Luke Mahin/AllTrails
Though this is a lookout point, you can also find wildflowers in the area if you're lucky. They're not as abundant as they are in drier parts of Kansas but finding them is almost like finding gold.

We love flower fields in Kansas, but we also love to see our native wildlife. If you’d like to learn more about Sandsage Bison Range, you’ll find even more reasons why we enjoy this special spot in Kansas.

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Kansas Wildflowers

Chris Muras | March 10, 2024

Where can you find wildflowers in Kansas?
As you might imagine in The Sunflower State, we have some pretty amazing places to not only see sunflowers in Kansas but gorgeous wildflowers of all varieties. Here are a few of our favorite places to find wildflowers in Kansas that we think you'll love too.

  • Akin Prairie, Lawrence, KS: Join the Kansas Land Trust on an interpretive wildflower hike to admire and learn all about the wildflowers, prairie grasses, and wildlife in the beautiful Akin Prairie. Even if you can't make the guided nature hike in early June, the Akin Prairie is a fantastic place to explore on your own throughout the spring, summer, and fall when many different varieties of wildflowers are in bloom.
  • The Flower Farm, Gardner, KS: We love a good nature walk with a bounty of wild flora and fauna all around, but sometimes you actually want to take some flowers home. One of our favorite places to bring home flowers in Kansas is The Flower Farm. This family-owned farm has been bringing the beauty of flowers into homes since 1971. They have everything from flowering plants to wildflowers, and even fruit trees, which have a glorious bloom in the spring.
  • Horsethief Canyon Trail, Marquette, KS: In the beautiful Kanopolis State Park you'll find plenty of great hiking trails. One of our favorites is the Horsethief Canyon Trail. What is so special about this trail? The Smoky Hills region of Kansas is a wonderful blend of red rocky cliffs, canyons, caves, and lush green grasslands filled with wildflowers overlooking the Kanopolis Reservoir. The Horsethief Canyon Trail is about 2.1 miles long and will take you to see all of those aforementioned natural features.

Kansas is blessed with fertile land perfect for prairies filled with natural wildflowers. If you love a good nature walk you'll love this list of our favorite hiking trails in Kansas. Before you head out to explore, grab some maps from AllTrails+.

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