This Kansas Rock Formation Is The Coolest Thing You'll Ever See For Free
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No matter the season, here in Kansas, we always have plenty on our bucket lists and can often have a hard time choosing what to visit first. But we’ve got you covered! The only thing better than hearing about an amazing attraction in your state is hearing that it’s also free to visit. One of Kansas’ most spectacular natural wonders is also relatively overlooked, but this incredible rock formation will blow your mind with its size and sheer beauty. Without further ado, let’s check out what’s been hiding out in rural Kansas!
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You’ll find Monument Rocks near Lewisansas. Make sure to not leave any trash behind when you visit and take everything back with you that you bring. This is one of the most spectacular natural wonders in Kansas and we need to keep this spot clean and in its best condition if we want it to stay open to the public!
If you love Kansas’ rock formations, you’ll also love this huge area full of spherical rocks perfect for climbing and taking photos.
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Natural Wonders in Kansas & Related Info
What are the best natural wonders in Kansas?
Kansas doesn't get the accolades that it should for its diverse landscape, but there are some truly incredible places to explore throughout the state that simply can't be found anywhere else. From waterfalls and larger-than-life rock formations to stunning natural preserves, here are just a few of the most epic natural wonders in Nevada:
- Arikaree Breaks, Saint Francis
- Castle Rock, Quinter
- Cimarron National Grassland
- Cowley Lake Waterfall
- Flint Hills
- Gypsum Hills
- Horsethief Canyon, Beaver
- Monument Rocks, Lewis
- Mushroom Rock State Park, Brookville
- Pillsbury Crossing
- Rock City, Minneapolis
- Table Mound Hiking Trail
- Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, Strong City
Does Kansas have any unique roadside attractions?
Kansas is full of vibrant landscapes and spectacular wonders, both natural and man-made. There's no shortage of interesting places and things to do in Kansas! But the state is also home to its fair share of offbeat pit stops that are a little more out-of-the-box. From the World’s Largest Ball of Twine to small-town specialty museums, here are just a few of the most unique roadside attractions in Kansas to visit on your next road trip:
- Big Well Museum & Visitors Center, Greensburg
- Black Squirrel Statues, Marysville
- Bowl Plaza, Lucas
- Dorothy's House & The Land Of Oz, Liberal
- Famous Gunfighters Wax Museum, Dodge City
- Garden of Eden, Lucas
- Geographic Center of the Contiguous United States, Lebanon
- Hot and Cold Water Towers, Pratt
- Johnny Kaw, Manhattan
- Kansas Barbed Wire Museum, La Crosse
- Kansas Underground Salt Museum: Strataca, Hutchinson
- Mount Sunflower, Wallace County
- M.T. Liggett's Political Sculptures, Mullinville
- Museum of Odd, Lawrence
- Thomas P. "Boston" Corbett Dugout
- Truckhenge, Topeka
- Wheat Liberty Bell, Goessel
- World's Largest Collection of World's Smallest Versions of World's Largest Things, Lucas
- World's Largest Ball of Twine, Cawker City
- World’s Largest Easel, Goodland
- World's Largest Hand Painted Czech Egg, Wilson