Home » Photos » Biking Across Kansas 2006

Biking Across Kansas 2006

Location of Biking Across Kansas 2006
Photos From The Album
Big Basin is a Huge natural sink hole more than one mile in diameter and about 100 feet deep. The Big Basin Prairie Preserve is now home to about 50 head of free-roaming buffalo. In the 1800s this area was often an encampment for settlers, cowboys, or Indians. The Chief Theater in Coldwater, Kansas was built in 1928, and radiates a nostalgic charm from the days of silent movies, newsreels and nickelodeons. In the late 1940's the theater was decorated in a Native American theme with colorful murals in the lobby and auditorium which have been preserved to this day. This faithfully-restored theater now features current release on a new state-of-the-art projection system. The Gypsum Hills on Hwy 160 west of Medicine Lodge. The Gypsum Hills on Hwy 160 west of Medicine Lodge. The Arkansas River east of Clearwater.
Sunrise leaving Burden, Kansas on Hwy 160. The green southern Flint Hills east of Burden, Kansas on Hwy 160. Loading the luggage truck in Johnson City. Unloading the luggage truck at an overnight stop in Medicine Lodge, KS on BAK 2006. A SAG stop in southwestern Kansas on BAK 2006.
These photos were taken on the Biking Across Kansas in June 2006. The route ran across the southern part of the state from Johnson City to Mulberry, with overnight stops in Satanta, Ashland, Medicine Lodge, Clearwater, Burden, Neodesha, and Girard.

Learn More About Biking Across Kansas:

Biking Across Kansas
Biking Across Kansas Location of Biking Across Kansas
Biking Across Kansas (BAK) is a recreational bicycle tour that crosses the state of Kansas within the space of eight days. Participants enjoy the challenge, camaraderie, and adventure of pedaling from Colorado to Missouri under their own power.