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Photography by Aaron Patton and John D. Morrison It’s as if a favorite landscape painting has come to life. Winding roads, a canopy of trees, peaceful waters and—come spring—thousands and

’Tis the season of decked halls and open doors at holiday homes tours, which are as much of a tradition in several Kansas communities as Santa’s visit. Whether homes are embellished by the owners or

Outdoor enthusiasts and fans of interactive history should make this their travel destination Mother Nature beckons us to step outside during the summer months, and Great Bend offers numerous ways to

A MILITARY COUPLE CREATES LODGING FOR THE HORSES AND THE PEOPLE WHO CARE FOR THEM Photography by Justin Lister Families face obstacles and opportunities each time their work or family obligations

When it comes to outdoor adventures, people typically fall into two categories: those who do, and those who say “some day.” No matter which category you fall into, your next weekend getaway should be

Gas up the car and get to know the state’s rural people and places with the Big Kansas Road Trip, set for May 3–6. The self-guided tour of Kiowa, Barber, and Comanche counties will have something for

We’ve all heard of New Yorkers who haven’t taken the ferry to Ellis Island, South Dakotans who haven’t ventured over to see Mount Rushmore and Texans who haven’t remembered to visit the Alamo. So why

This time of year the corn has grown so high you could get lost in it. And some Kansas farms are welcoming you to do just that with unique corn mazes. Gary’s Berries , near Grantville, hosts a Fall

At the central-eastern gateway of the Flint Hills, Emporia has become known as the gravel-grinding capital of the world for hosting the annual Dirty Kanza. This premier cycling competition in June

In the last century, millions have heard the call of the open road. According to the Kansas Department of Transportation, there are more than 140,600 miles of roads in the state, creating the perfect