The 25 Best Roadside Attractions in Kansas

Ranked by Roadtrippi users — the people who've actually been there. Updated June 2026. Roadtrippi catalogs 316 roadside attractions in Kansas.

  1. 1. Bones of Famous Elephant (Closed)

    Salina, KS

    Snyder went on a rampage and had to be killed; his bones are here -- but no longer on display!

    See on Roadtrippi →

  2. 2. The Underground

    Ellinwood, KS

    Ellinwood's two-block-long underground was a popular spot for illicit commerce, drinking, and gunfights back in the good ol' days.

    See on Roadtrippi →

  3. 3. Zebra Safari Men

    Sedan, KS

    Safari Men dummies in a zebra-striped car sit in a field next to a road, advertising a now-closed restaurant. The men's clothes are falling apart.

    See on Roadtrippi →

  4. 4. World's Tallest Mennonite

    Newton, KS

    See on Roadtrippi →

  5. 5. Carry Nation's Whackin' Hatchet

    Medicine Lodge, KS

    See on Roadtrippi →

  6. 6. Last Steps on the Moon

    Hutchinson, KS

    Outdoor bronze sculpture of Apollo astronaut Eugene Cernan leaving bronze footprints on the Moon, as he was departing to return to Earth in December 1972.

    See on Roadtrippi →

  7. 7. Baby Burger with Goofy Face

    Manhattan, KS

    See on Roadtrippi →

  8. 8. World's Largest Easel

    Goodland, KS

    See on Roadtrippi →

  9. 9. Bonnie And Clyde's Shotgun

    Galena, KS

    Emblazoned above the entrance to this pawn shop are the words, "Home of the Bonnie and Clyde Shotgun." It was kept as a memento by a policeman who was shot by it.

    See on Roadtrippi →

  10. 10. John Brown Cabin in a Building

    Osawatomie, KS

    When he was in Kansas, the 19th century militant abolitionist lived here and shot at people outside. The old cabin is preserved from the elements inside of another, more recent, building.

    See on Roadtrippi →

  11. 11. Dalton Gang Hideout: Secret Escape Tunnel

    Meade, KS

    See on Roadtrippi →

  12. 12. Geographical Center of the 48 States

    Lebanon, KS

    See on Roadtrippi →

  13. 13. Famous Fish-Within-A-Fish Fossil

    Hays, KS

    A fish, fossilized after just eating a smaller fish, which was also fossilized. Discovered in Kansas in 1952. "If you come through Kansas again you must see that fossil."

    See on Roadtrippi →

  14. 14. Station 15: Wild West Superstars

    Norton, KS

    See on Roadtrippi →

  15. 15. "Monarch of the Plains" Bison Statue

    Hays, KS

    1967 limestone sculpture by artist Pete Felten depicts an American bison, the Monarch of the Plains.

    See on Roadtrippi →

  16. 16. House of the "In Cold Blood" Murders

    Holcomb, KS

    The home where Richard Hickock and Perry Edward Smith impulsively shotgunned the Clutter family in 1959, eventually launching the celebrity career of Truman Capote.

    See on Roadtrippi →

  17. 17. Dinosaurs, Nursery Rhyme scenes

    Independence, KS

    The Corythosaurus from the 1964-65 New York World's Fair, along with more dinosaurs and nursery rhyme statues, populate a local park that contains other surprises.

    See on Roadtrippi →

  18. 18. Santa Fe Trail Tracks

    Dodge City, KS

    See on Roadtrippi →

  19. 19. Odd Sign: Needle in a Haystack

    Severy, KS

    Perched atop a silo is a fake haystack punctured by a large, threaded needle.

    See on Roadtrippi →

  20. 20. Highway Bear

    Stilwell, KS

    Built in the 1960s by Weldon Epperson, generations of travelers have waved and honked at this waving bruin. "Highway Bear" was restored in 2019.

    See on Roadtrippi →

  21. 21. Indoor Uniroyal Gal (Gone)

    Lawrence, KS

    Fiberglass bikini-clad giantess held aloft a martini glass inside a pizza-burger-cheesesteak establishment with high ceilings.

    See on Roadtrippi →

  22. 22. Kansas's Oldest Swinging Bridge

    Moline, KS

    It's been keeping the feet dry of Moline's pedestrians -- and of adventurous tourists -- since 1904.

    See on Roadtrippi →

  23. 23. Gates of Hell

    Stull, KS

    An otherwise innocuous cemetery that, according to urban legend, is the site of one of seven U.S. portals to the netherworld.

    See on Roadtrippi →

  24. 24. Kansas Barbed Wired Museum

    La Crosse, KS

    Everything you ever wanted to know about barbed wire is here. Over 2,000 varieties are on display. Don't lean against the exhibits.

    See on Roadtrippi →

  25. 25. Statue of Deafy Boular, the Legless Bricklayer

    Atchison, KS

    See on Roadtrippi →

Browse all 316 attractions in Kansas on Roadtrippi.