Strong City was originally known as Cottonwood Station when it was established in 1871. Eventually, it was renamed after William Barstow Strong. Steeped in history and intriguing heritage, it is an ideal place to experience the charm and allure of an American small town. Trace the history of the scenic Flint Hills as you explore attractions like the Fox Creek Stone Arch Bridge and W.B. Strong Memorial Railroad Park. Embark on an adventure amid nature at the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, and take part in activities like hiking, fishing, cycling, or even a rodeo.

Established in 1886, Greensburg was named after D. R. “Cannonball” Green, a stagecoach driver. Today, this unique city in Kansas is known for being home to the world's largest hand-dug well, known as the Big Well, which is now a museum. Take a walk or go on a bicycle ride through the historic streets of this small city to experience its vintage charm. Visit the Kiowa County Historical Museum to discover local history, explore local art at 5.4.7 Arts Center, or catch a performance at the Twilight Theatre & Community Auditorium.

Great Bend is a picturesque city in Kansas. The seat of Barton County, Great Bend has something in store for everyone. Take a heritage walk through the quaint Downtown as you look at the exquisite bronze sculptures that line the walkways. Being home to Barton Community College, Great Bend also offers immersive cultural and educational experience. The Barton Planetarium is one such place where you can watch a fascinating show and learn more about the universe. Catch a local performance at the historic Crest Theatre, shop and dine at the many boutiques and restaurants, and visit the B-29 Memorial Plaza.

Leavenworth enjoys a waterside location right by the idyllic Missouri River which offers a number of fishing, swimming and boating opportunities to the townsfolk. Visitors are enchanted by the heritage of this city established in 1854. Fort Leavenworth, the Berlin Wall Monument, the Buffalo Soldier Monument and the C. W. Parker Carousel Museum are the most popular attractions that feature on all itineraries, whereas countryside tours are also available to day trippers with an adventurous streak. Known as "The First City of Kansas", Leavenworth is steeped in history, which can be explored in the quaint Downtown.

Galena's history dates back to the time when it was established as a lead mining town in the 19th Century. After the population boomed, the city flourished as a mining hub, which led to the rapid infrastructure development in the surrounding region. including the making of the "mother road" Route 66. Today, the fascinating mining history can be explored at the Galena Mining & Historical Museum. Here, you can also see the International Harvester L-170 truck, which was the inspiration behind Sir Tow Mater's character in the Disney movie "Cars".

The seat of Kansas' Rawlins County, Atwood is a small city that has unique experiences to offer. Founded in 1875 and named after the 14-year-old son of the founder J.M. Matheny, Atwood became the county seat in 1881. It is home to the serene Atwood Lake, which is a great place to take a leisurely evening stroll or even camp under a starlit night. Outdoor enthusiasts will also enjoy the Hayden Wildlife Nature Trail that weaves along the far west end of the lake. Other attractions in town include the Rawlins County Historical Museum and the historic Shirley Opera House.