Posted in Kansas
June 06, 2018
These Mines Hiding Deep Below Kansas Are Like A Whole New Underground World
Have you ever wanted to venture underneath Kansas, into a mine that’s safe to explore but still full of wonder? Deep below Kansas, there sits a whole world of rock, salt, and movie props. Movie props? There’s definitely more than meets the eye in this museum underneath Kansas. Let’s head down below and take a look.
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Descend 650 feet below Kansas and explore this mine deep below the surface for yourself.






Dorothy, a prop from the movie Twister probably feels right at home stored in Kansas.

They do have a few rules, however. No children under 4 are permitted in the mines, and you should leave any pocket knives, tobacco products, and hats in the car. Otherwise, have a great time!
A road trip to this salt mine won’t take long, so feel free to use the rest of your time visiting one of these other 9 short road trips to great places.