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Flint Hills

Frontier Military

Glacial Hills

Gypsum Hills

Native Stone

Post Rock

Prairie Trail

Smoky Valley

Wetlands & Wildlife

Visit Kansas Scenic Byways on America's Byways site: Americas_Byways

Visit Kansas Dept. of Commerce Travel & Tourism: Kansas_Travel_Tourism
For more information about Kansas Scenic Byways, contact:

Deborah Divine
Program Manager
785-827-3603
800-684-6966
Bucher, Willis & Ratliff Corp.
2335 E. Crawford St.
Salina, KS 67401

Scott Shields
State Byway Coordinator
785-296-0853
Kansas Department of Transportation
700 SW Harrison Street
Topeka, KS 66603-3754

Wetlands & Wildlife Scenic Byway maps

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EXPLORE THIS BYWAY

Wetlands & Wildlife Scenic Byway is also a National Scenic Byway.

Length: 76 miles

SITES OF INTEREST
North to south

Barton County
Barton County Govt.
Hoisington

  • Songbird Habitat Park
  • Main Street Pole Art
  • Downtown murals

Claflin

  • Old Fashioned Main Street

Ellinwood

  • Underground Tunnels
  • Wolf Park Band Shell (national historic site)
  • Starr-Wolf Hotel (national historic site)

Great Bend

  • Barton County Historical Village & Museum (designated Santa Fe Trail interpretive center)
  • Kansas Quilt Walk
    Crest Theater (national historic site)
  • Shafer Art Gallery, Barton County Community College

Stafford County
Hudson

  • Stafford County Flour Mill

Stafford

  • First United Methodist Church (national historic site),
  • Covenanter Church (national historic site)

St. John

  • Historic Downtown Square

Reno County

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Last updated 7-2-07
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