“Though she be but little, she is fierce.” -William Shakespeare

Do you recognize the quote? Good, because today’s post is all about this famous Shakespeare sentiment. Or at least it’s kind of about it… today’s post is actually about a Kansas town that is small (with a population of less than 1,000), but mighty in that you can always find something fun and exciting to do.

First settled in 1854 by an Indian trader and cattle rancher, Cottonwood Falls is one of the picturesque towns located in the heart of the Flint Hills.
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One of the most recognizable spots in Cottonwood Falls is that of the Chase County Courthouse; a French Renaissance-style building built in 1873 (the same time that the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway reached the area).
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Though the town may seem small (with a population of less than 1,000), it packs a huge punch in terms of things to do, including ample music events...
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Pictured is Emma Chase Friday Night Music, which takes place every Friday night at 7:30 p.m.
...first-class dining...
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Keller Feed & Wine Co. can be found at 317 Broadway.

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...unique shopping...
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You can find Salty Cow Mercantile just down the street from Keller's at 322 Broadway.
...charming accommodations...
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Whether you enjoy historic hotels or quaint bed and breakfasts (like the Stone Horse, 201 Locust St.), you are sure to find something to love in Cottonwood Falls.
...gorgeous drives...
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The Flint Hills National Scenic Byway runs 47 miles between Council Grove and Cassoday.
...and scenic outdoor opportunities.
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Whether you hike the gorgeous Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, try your hand at fishing in the Chase State Fishing Lake, or even seek out rest and relaxation on a working ranch, there is truly something for everyone's taste in and around this small town.

For even more small but memorable Kansas towns, check out these 12 Small Towns In Kansas Where Everyone Knows Your Name!

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