Northeast Kansas
Cities, towns, sunflower fields, waterfalls and the beautiful Glacial HillsExploring Kansas’ Most Diverse and Underrated Region
Northeast Kansas has some of the most varied scenery in the state. It’s home to many of Kansas’ largest cities such as Kansas City, the state capital Topeka and the home of KU in Lawrence. Yet it still holds wooded hills, rolling countryside and some surprisingly beautiful natural areas.
A drive down the Glacial Hills Scenic Byway takes you through scenic backroads along the northeast border, with plenty of trees, quiet farmland and even a few hidden waterfalls along the way. Whether you’re looking for stunning overlooks, awesome road trips, city life or short hikes to waterfalls, Northeast Kansas has a lot of stunning natural and man-made beauty.
Northeast Kansas Highlights
From iconic waterfalls and historic highways to quiet parks and scenic backroads, Northeast Kansas is packed with places worth slowing down for. These highlights offer a great starting point for exploring the region’s landscapes, history and natural features.
Explore Northeast Kansas
northeast Kansas is home to rolling hills, wooded valleys, historic highways, and one of the largest concentrations of waterfalls in the state. From the Chautauqua Hills and the Ozarks foothills to Route 66 and scenic byways, this region offers endless opportunities to explore.
Waterfalls
Landmarks
Scenic Drives
Parks & Lakes
Trails
Northeast Kansas Photography & Fine Art Prints
From endless sunflower fields to rolling wooded hills, some of my best Kansas work lies in the Northeast Kansas photography gallery.