Kansas Rail-Trails
 | The Blue River Rail Trail in Marysville, Kansas connects to the Homestead Trail in Nebraska, on what will eventually be a 68-mile rail-to-trail project from Marysville to Lincoln.  |
 | When completed will be a 117-mile rail-trail connecting Osawatomie in the east and Herington in the west, making it the longest in the state. |
 | A rail-trail conversion that will connect Topeka with the Flint Hills Nature Trail south of Pamona Lake. |
 | A planned 13-mile rail-trail conversion connecting the towns of Lindsborg and McPherson, in central Kansas. |
 | The Prairie Spirit Trail State Park was first major rail-trail conversion in Kansas, covering 51 miles, from Ottawa in the north to Iola in the south, with golden prairies, quiet woodlands, beautiful lakes, and charming small towns. |
 | The Prairie Sunset Trail is a rail-trail conversion which will stretch west from Wichita to Garden Plain, a distance of about 16 miles. |
 | A planned 33-mile rail-trail conversion connecting the towns of Marion and McPherson, in central Kansas. |
 | A 2.5 mile all-weather bicycle and pedestrian rail-trail located in Lindsborg, Kansas. |
