The Native Stone Scenic Byway is a great way to discover the Flint Hills. I recently had the opportunity to write about this 48-mile long byway for the TravelKS Blog. You can read the post here.
Early settlers learned to use limestone to build fences to mark off their cattle pastures.
The Native Stone Scenic Byway (read more about it here) is a tremendous stretch of road, with great vistas, tallgrass prairie, and many examples of how early settlers figured out how to create a way of life with limestone.
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