Friends of Tuttle Creek State Park (Event) 21%

Friends Group will host Bingo at Man Kan Shelter.  Entry fee is a non-perishable food item and group will donate them to the Flint Hills Bread Basket.  Prizes given for winners.      .... Continue to Friends of Tuttle... >>

SPOTTED BASS (Image) 21%

Also known as the Kentucky bass, the spotted is native to eastern Kansas streams, mainly those that flow over limestone bottoms in the Flint Hills. It resembles the largemouth in coloration      .... Continue to SPOTTED BASS >>

Pottawatomie Lake No. 2 (Locations) 21%

.22785 -96.51569 Pottawatomie 1 1 fishing, camping, wildlife viewing The Lake was created by a 1953 donation from Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Freidrich of Manhattan. The donation included 247 acres of Flint Hills ... The Lake was created by a 1953 donation from Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Freidrich of Manhattan. The donation included 247 acres of Flint Hills land in southwest Pottawatomie County, specifically      .... Continue to Pottawatomie Lake... >>

Kansas Veteran's (Locations) 20%

Sherman State Lake was constructed on the North Fork of the Smoky Hill River in 1965. In 2018, an additional 1,080 acres was purchased in partnership with Sherman County and Pheasants Forever      .... Continue to Kansas Veteran's >>

Boulder Bluff Horse Trail (Trails) 20%

Trail is a scenic stroll through the Flint Hills along the shoreline of El Dorado Lake. An equestrian campground is available in Boulder Bluff Area 1.      .... Continue to Boulder Bluff Hor... >>

Stumps Bottoms Parking Lot (Facilities) 20%

South parking lot on 25th Rd. Access to public hunting and special hunt areas on north side of Smoky Hill River.      .... Continue to Stumps Bottoms Pa... >>

Elm Creek Boat Ramp (Facilities) 20%

This Boat ramp is used for small watercraft and is not usable when lake is 5 feet low. Located 6 miles north of Bunker Hill.      .... Continue to Elm Creek Boat Ramp >>

Northwest Region (Folder) 20%

Hills in the east. Between these two regions are areas known as the Chalk Buttes and the Blue Hills, each region running from north to south almost to the Arkansas River Lowlands. The landscape ranges      .... Continue to Northwest Region >>