Cottonwood Falls

Kansas · the United States

Cottonwood Falls

In the destination Topeka and Kansas.

In the photo: Bridge over the Cottonwood River in Cottonwood Falls

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The city

What to expect from Cottonwood Falls.

Small county seat of Chase County in the Flint Hills, with a brick main street that ends at the 1873 stone courthouse, the oldest in Kansas still in use. About 6 km to the north, near Strong City, is the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, which protects native grasslands, a herd of bison and the Spring Hill Ranch stone headquarters.

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The local experience

What to see in Cottonwood Falls

Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve
Nature reserve

Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve

National preserve in the Flint Hills near Strong City, protecting about 4,400 hectares of tallgrass prairie, with bison, trails, bus tours and an 1881 stone ranch.

Chase County Courthouse
Historic building

Chase County Courthouse

1873 limestone courthouse at the end of Cottonwood Falls’ main street, with a mansard roof, tower and a three-story spiral staircase.

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