KWCH - Kansas News and Weather - Travel with Kim Hynes to the Wonders of Kansas
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It's taken six months to get here, but this is the last Wonders of Kansas contestant on the list. More>>
The 151-year-old building still stands where the Lecompton Constitution was written. More>>
If you ask many Kansans about where they like to go for fried chicken, the Brookville Hotel often comes up. More>>
This reminds me of a college campus, five buildings on 23 acres of land.
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The Gypsum Hill are large red rocks set against a backdrop of grass and cedar trees. More>>
These grasslands were created to help stop the Dust Bowl in the 1930's. More>>
Sunrise and sunset are the best time to see the largest numbers of birds. More>>
When you visit Fort Larned, you get to experience what soldiers did in 1868. More>>
Our trip to the Arikaree Breaks is the longest drive on our Wonders tour. It's 350 miles from Wichita and worth the trip. More>>
The Kansas Cosmosphere is one of the more well known attractions on the Wonders of Kansas list. More>>
These are awesome rock formations, sediment left behind from the sea that covered Kansas millions of years ago. More>>
You drive past farm fields and suddenly find yourself surrounded by a different kind of scenery. More>>
S.P. Dinsmoor was buried on site knowing it would attract visitors. More>>
You could spend hours exploring every detail of the church. More>>
Rain and a flat tire interrupt this trip, but it didn't change our impression of the beautiful scenery. More>>
It's undergoing a historic restoration forcing it to close during the voting process. More>>
