Natural Attractions

There are over 235 known caves on private land in southeast Comanche County. They are in the northern part of the Permian Basin, a...

Located behind the fire station in the creek (Walker's Run) is Eureka's founding spring, now enclosed. It was here, in 1857, that the town...

The Bison heard is on display year round. Stop and view the bison herd as you imagine earlier days when the plains were filled...

This huge limestone post with the engraved words "Post Rock Country" is the largest post rock in Kansas. In it's entirety the slab is...

These old Indian drawings can be found on the west shoreline of Wilson Lake carved in the Dakota Sandstone. It is impossible to view...

This 1860 Historic Spring is located along the high bank on the east side of the road as you enter Central Park from Main...

This sink hole appeared in 1937 and measures 58 feet deep and 250' x 200'. A guide will help you locate it.

Over 200 head of buffalo roam the pastures located in three counties on the ranch owned by Lester C. Lawrence. A portion of the...

Part of a National Geographic dig in 1985 - 86, the quarry is unique for its specimens of early plant life including bamboo, rice,...

The Kansas Underground Salt Museum explores the story of salt in a subterranean environment as few have seen before. Voted as one of...