KTC Trails

The KTC trails, listed on the right, are maintained by area volunteers under the supervision of a KTC Trail Coordinator. Our Trail Coordinators and their volunteer teams spend thousands of hours each year building and maintaining trails in Kansas.  Volunteers who would like to work on a nearby trail may contact the Trail Coordinator for more information about trail workdays, special projects and upcoming events.

Other Trails

Over the years KTC’s members have assisted with trail design and construction of a number of trails in Kansas that we do not directly manage. Some of these trails include:

Trail Name (City) Trail in a Box Projects (City)
Smokey Valley Ranch (Logan County) Jackson Park (Atchison)
Boulder Bluff (El Dorado) Little Jerusalem Badlands
Eagle Rock (Elk City Lake) Redbud (Wichita, Andover, Augusta)
Post Oak (Elk City Lake) Prairie Sunset (Wichita, Goddard, Garden Plain)
Table Mound (Elk City Lake) Lehigh Portland (Iola)
Blackjack (Toronto Lake) Horsethief Reservoir (Jetmore)
Oak Ridge (Toronto Lake) Deer Creek (Pomona Lake)
Cross Timbers (Toronto Lake) Alcove Spring (Marysville)
Post Oak (Fall River Lake) Douglas County Lake (Baldwin)
Wild Horse (Perry State Park) Manhattan Zoo Trail
Mt. Mitchell (South of Wamego) Manhattan River Trail
KU Field Station (Lawrence) Ft Riley & Ft Leavenworth
Skyline Park Trails (Topeka) Fancy Creek (Tuttle Creek)
Childrens Discovery Center (Topeka) Home Works USA (Lawrence)
Kaw River State Park (Topeka) Elmwood Park (Norton)
Badger Creek Trails (Fall River) Lime Creek (Herrington)
Dr Howard Reynolds (Hays) South Mound (Fredonia)
Memorial View Walking Path (Abilene) Prairie Park (Lawrence)
Columbus Project (Columbus)
Connect Church (Lawrence)
Medicine Lodge Peace Treaty (Medicine Lodge)
Arkalon Park Trails (Liberal)
Benton Two Angels Trail (Benton)
Sylvan Grove High School (Sylvan Grove)
Home on the Range Cabin (Athol)
Logan City Lake (Logan)
Audubon Achterberg Park
El Dorado Lake
Verdigris River Trail (Independence)
Lewis Young Park (Louisburg)


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Find More Trails

GetOutdoorsKansas is a website created by the Kansas Trails Council and the Kansas Wildscape Foundation.  Our goal is to maintain a complete inventory of trails in the state.

We have now mapped over 4,000 miles of trails and routes in Kansas.  Click here if you know about a trail we have missed and we’ll add it to the map!

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