10 Breathtaking Kansas Waterfalls Just Waiting To Be Discovered

Here at Only In Kansas, we have a ton of state pride -- and we also like to set the record straight. While The Sunflower State is indeed full of flat plains and cornfields, there's also a ton of hidden beauty here; you just need to know where to look. Here's where to look. This list has 10 of most breathtaking Kansas waterfalls -- all hiding and just waiting to be discovered!

1. Elk Falls

Elk Falls (population 107) isn't just "The World's Largest Living Ghost Town," it is also the "World's Largest AND Most Beautiful Living Ghost Town" with its stunning views of the Elk River and waterfall.

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2. Overland Park Arboretum

Enjoy beautiful blooms and the sounds of this tranquil waterfall at this oasis in the city.

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3. Drinkwater & Schriver Flour Mill - Cedar Point

The 1875 Mill, located on the Cottonwood River, looks like something you'd see in a pastel painting.

4. Cedar Creek Falls -Olathe

There's speculation over whether or not the waterfall is "natural" or not (or whether it had a little human help,) but one thing is for sure: these falls are stunning!

5. Lawrence

Dam...Just look at those flowing waters from Bowersock!

6. Emporia

This small Emporia waterfall receives its flow from the Cottonwood River.

7. Chase Lake Falls - Cottonwood Falls

These falls are an unexpected treasure you'll find when visiting this rural town.

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8. Pillsbury Crossing - Riley County

Fun Fact: Pioneers used the natural limestone slab at the top of the falls to cross Deep Creek.

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9. Cowley Lake - Dexter

This incredible waterfall has made several national "Must See" lists (including AARP, Yahoo, and Most Amazing in the World!)

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10. Kanopolis Lake

In addition to the gorgeous waters, Kanopolis State Park is home to the amazing Dakota sandstone bluffs and Horsethief Canyon caves.

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Which of these locations is your favorite? Let us knowing the comments below!