Manhattan is known as the gateway to the Flint Hills. The Flint Hills is a unique ecosystem composed of tallgrass prairies and is only found in Kansas and Northern Oklahoma. Come to Manhattan and view the one-of-a-kind landscape. Enjoy a hike on the Konza Prairie or head to Tuttle Creek Lake for a day of lake activities and don't forget about Manhattan's waterfall at Pillsbury Crossing.
A divine, majestic beauty, this parcel of land on the Great Plains of Kansas. The Konza Prairie remains an unrefined relic of a long-ago era, an era that saw prairie inhabitants coexist upon…
You don’t want to miss this beautiful Kansas waterfall located only six miles southeast of Manhattan. Pillsbury Crossing features a beautiful limestone ledge that forms into a…
Tuttle Creek Lake is located 5 miles north of Manhattan as the reservoir is situated on the northern edge of the Flint Hills. The lake area offers 12,000 acres of water with 100 miles of…
