Little Ozarks
Spring bursts forth in Southeast Kansas as the trees and meadows come alive. The shades of green, frame the first flowers of the season in their yellow, red, purple and brilliant whites. Community festivals across the region celebrate this new birth recognizing cherry blossoms, blues, redbuds and drama.
It’s also time to get out your pole and head to the water for some good old fishin’. You’ll come away feeling relaxed and refreshed after a weekend surrounded by still clear water and fresh air.
Explore historic buildings, bridges and museums as you make your way through this unique region with a new discovery just around the bend.
Baxter Springs
Experience Historic Baxter Springs! Baxter Springs, the largest community in Cherokee County, once was a rest stop for the Osage Indians as they traveled toward their summer hunting grounds. Chief…
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Cities to Explore
Coffeyville
As early as 1803 the present site of Coffeyville was occupied by the Black Dog…
Explore →Chetopa
"Catfish and Pecan Capital" of KansasChetopa is located on the Neosho River in Southeast Kansas…
Explore →Columbus
"Help America Discover Columbus" Canoe our quiet waters, enjoy nature at its best. View raccoons,…
Explore →Altamont
If you're making Altamont, Kansas your vacation destination or just passing through, we welcome you…
Explore →Chanute
Chanute owes its name and existence to a track-laying race between the Leavenworth, Lawrence, and…
Explore →Burlington
The CITY OF BURLINGTON is a progressive county seat town of approximately 2,800 people and…
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Welcome to beautiful, Woodson County, Kansas! Scenic Woodson County is an artist's dream. No matter what the season, Woodson County's…
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