Post Rock Scenic Byway
Details
- Designation State Byway (1998 )
- Location KS
- Length 18 miles

Overview
The prairies of Kansas are filled with a quiet beauty, but our rolling hills are not naturally filled with timber-bearing trees. As this area began to transform into a haven for grazing cattle, ranchers looked to local natural resources for solutions to fencing needs. Thus, the icons of the Post Rock Scenic Byway were created. Many of these historic limestone post rocks remain as tributes to those that came before, and travelers will get to witness how history has begun to blend in with a quirky, artistic future.
Directions-Wilson to Lucas: Access the byway from I-70, exit 206, and take K-232 south 2 miles to Wilson, KS, to check out the World’s Largest Czech Egg. Retrace the route back to I-70 and continue north on K-232 for 16 miles to Lucas, KS. Along the way, be sure to stop by Wilson State Park.
Points of Interests include: Garden of Eden, Wilson State Park - Reservoir and Wildlife Area, Lincoln Historical Museum Complex, Midland Post-Rock Bicycle Tour, Deeble House and Rock Garden.
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