12 Enchanting Spots In Kansas You Never Knew Existed
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Annie
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The dictionary defines the word “enchanting” as an adjective meaning “delightfully charming or attractive”; I happen to define Kansas as the same. That being said, here are 12 of the most enchanting spots in Kansas that you may or may not know exist:
This 25' waterfall, which is surrounded by native trees and shrubs, is a gem that deserves to be visited (at least once).
No need to hop a plane to visit Sweden; just take I-135 to "Little Sweden," where you can explore Coronado's Castle, dine on authentic Swedish foods, and discover all 21 Wild Dala Horses.
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It doesn't get more beautiful than this historic stone mill, which has stood proudly alongside the Cottonwood River since 1875.
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These hills are alive with the sound of... nothing. Isn't it great?! Not only are the Flint Hills are peaceful oasis, they are also pretty to look at.
This charming Kansas town is full of lions and tigers and... well, you get the picture. Only in Wamego will you find the Oz Museum, Winery, and even Toto's Tacos!
These majestic formations, also known as the Chalk Pyramids, are said to have been created more than 80 million years ago during the Cretaceous Period of geologic history.
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Same history (and just as magnificent) as Monument Rocks.
Nowhere else but western Kansas will you find such clear, picturesque skies, perfect for stargazing!
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Odd? Yes. Strange? You bet! Colorful? Mmhmm. Despite all the quirky, the Garden of Eden (made up of gigantic concrete sculptures) is still an interesting, almost magical place that you have to see to believe.
The rich reds of the Gypsum Hills are a unique sight to see in Kansas. Made up of canyons, mesas, sinkholes and ancient floodplains, these "Red Hills" are ones you will surely want to hike.
Who else thinks of "Alice in Wonderland" when they see these unusual, mushroom-shaped formations?!
It doesn't get anymore peaceful than the mesmerizing Deep Creek Waterfall, which has a low river crossing that spans 60 feet wide and 5 feet tall.
Which Kansas location do you find to be the most enchanting? Let us know in the comments.
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