Kansas I-70

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Road-tripping through I-70 in Kansas is an excellent way to explore the state. Many of the major cities in Kansas run along the I-70 corridor, which offers visitors plenty of accommodations that include roadside attractions, food, rest stops, overnight lodging, museums, and access to endless outdoor activities at our State Parks.

For those who aren't in a rush, check out the eight byways that run along I-70 in Kansas! There are two historic byways and six scenic byways to drive across the state.

Kansas Byways along I-70

Frontier Military Historic Byway - 167 miles
Glacial Hills Scenic Byway - 63 miles
Native Stone Scenic Byway - 56 miles
Prairie Trail Scenic Byway - 56 miles
Post Rock Scenic Byway - 18 miles
Smoky Valley Scenic Byway - 60 miles
Western Vistas Historic Byway - 102 miles
Land & Sky Scenic Byway - 88 miles

Western Vistas

Visit a rugged landscape on the culturally and visually fascinating route known as the Western Vistas Historic Byway.

Gypsum Hills

Ancient floodplains, buttes, canyons, mesas and sinkholes are rare on the Great Plains. Yet, nestled in the Kansas grasslands is the Gypsum…

Post Rock

Over the Smoky Hills of weathered bedrock, the Post Rock Scenic Byway winds through fields, pastures and prairie.

Native Stone

Discover the natural beauty of the panoramic Native Stone Scenic Byway.

Buffalo Solider Monument at Fort Leavenworth - Kansas

Frontier Military

Travel through time, visiting multiple forts along the Frontier Military Historic Byway. Originally built to move soldiers and…

Flint Hills

The Flint Hills National Scenic Byway offers incredible views of the native grasses and flowers of the tallgrass prairie - one of the last…

Route 66

Kansas' Historic Route 66 Byway offers opportunities for visitors to enjoy a variety of experiences to "get their own kicks…

Wetlands & Wildlife

Along the byway, you'll encounter landscapes and communities shaped by the powerful forces of motion and change. You're entering a…

Glacial Hills

The Glacial Hills Scenic Byway gets its name from the rolling hills and rock-strewn valleys carved by ancient glaciers.

Prairie Trail

When you travel the Prairie Trail Scenic Byway, you follow in the steps of Native Americans, explorers and pioneers as they sought food…

Smoky Valley

Named for their hazy, blue appearance at sunrise and sunset, the Smoky Hills divide the more easterly mixed-grass prairie from the…

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