The Sunrises At Horsethief Reservoir In Kansas Are Worth Waking Up Early For

Horsethief Reservoir can be found in Jetmore, Kansas, right in the middle of the state. In the 1990s, the manager of the Pawnee Watershed District decided to start working on the project, and in 2008 construction began on the Horsethief Reservoir dam. The Reservoir officially opened in the summer of 2010 and allowed people to boat and fish on the water, and since that time, over 50 campsites, two cabins, two yurts, and an 18-hole frisbee golf course have opened at Horsethief Reservoir. If you are looking for an incredible sunrise to remember, the one at Horsethief Reservoir is the one for you.

If you are trying to catch the sunrise at Horsethief Reservoir, camping out will give you the best chance (and the most sleep.) All you'll have to do to see a breathtaking sunrise is roll out of bed.

There are also plenty of gazebos, pavilions, and wind blockers located throughout Horsethief Reservoir for those who don't feel like camping out.

Make a morning of your adventure and bring some breakfast along. Whether it's just donuts or an entire grill to whip up some hot food, starting your day with the sunrise will leave you feeling energized and ready to take on the day.

While Horsethief Reservoir boasts some of the states' best sunrises, it's actually known as "The Sunset Capital of Kansas."

That means if you are lucky enough to get a campsite, you will be treated to a world-class sunset and sunrise!

After the sun rises, take a little time to stroll along the water and soak in the fresh air.

There are few things in life more rewarding than waking up in time to see a beautiful sunrise. To learn more about Horsethief Reservoir and its campgrounds, visit their official website.