Kansas is a tragically underrated state. Between the rolling green hills and beautiful, seemingly endless fields, it’s easy to get lost in the best kind of way. You know, you ought to be planning a road trip – and what better road trip is there than visiting a few of the state’s most stunning waterfalls? Go ahead and gas up the car, grab a friend, and follow this interactive Google Map link for the ultimate road trip to some of the best waterfalls in Kansas.

Begin wherever you want; we are going to start in Blue Rapids. Click the link beneath the map for driving instructions!

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We don’t know about you, but we feel like this particular waterfall road trip in Kansas is among the best – though we might be a little biased. Which of these waterfalls in Kansas would you add to the trip? Tell us in the comments!

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Waterfall Road Trips in Kansas

Are there any waterfalls in Kansas?  

Yes, there are many waterfalls in Kansas. In fact, Kansas is home to at least 100 or so waterfalls that are worth seeing sometime. For some of the best waterfalls in Kansas, visit this article.  

What are some natural wonders in Kansas?  

Some of the best natural wonders in Kansas include the following:

  • Monument Castle
  • Castle Rock
  • The Kansas Wetlands Complex
  • Table Rock

 

What are some fun things to do in Kansas? 

Some of the most fun things to do in Kansas are:

  • Camping
  • Fishing
  • Hike, walk, or bike on any one of the more than 80 trails throughout the state
  • Visit Kansas City (both Kansas and the Missouri sides)
  • Taste some of the best barbecue
  • Admire the beauty of the skyline over the river

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