Great little side trip in Kansas. Officially it's part of the Land and Sky Scenic Byway. From…read moreGoodland, go south about 10 miles on route 27, watching for a sign for Mt Sunflower. It's a right turn off route 27 and while the sign says 20 miles, I think it was more like 23 miles of well maintained gravel/dirt roads. My Honda had no problems on these roads. There's no much actually at the site - a marker indicating that this is the highest point in Kansas, a log book where you can sign in, a Little Library lending library and a picnic table. On the way out, you have a choice of exiting towards US 40, back to Kansas 27 or north to I-70. Since we were heading to Denver, we took the I-70 option. After about 20 miles of dirt/gravel roads, the route dropped us at I-70 just a couple of miles from the Colorado border. Definitely a fun side trip - just don't set your expectations too high. AND - how many people can say they've been to the highest point in Kansas - bragging rights.

A great side trip off of I-70 or Highway 40. South of Kanorado, north of Weskan, (real imaginative…read morenames) At 4039 feet, the tallest "peak" in Kansas. From there you can see Colorado and.... Kansas. Accessed via a really well maintained dirt road, (better and smoother than some of the Denver roads), we manager 50-60 MPH easily with very little traffic. Home to a great picnic spot and a "Leave One Take One" lending library. Sign your name in the log book that is in the big mailbox, maybe leave a memento. A really nice place to stretch your legs and for photos.

Cool stopping by this little spot every time we head to Omaha. There is a dog park attached, so…read moreit's nice to have a quick rest stop and there are businesses close by

A quirky roadside gem right on the border of Kansas and Colorado! This was the perfect place to…read moretake a break, stretch our legs, and admire the giant Van Gogh sunflower painting displayed on an oversized easel. There's plenty of free parking and open space to walk around and relax. A fun and unique stop that's definitely worth a quick visit.

We are passing through Burlington and The Dish Room was recommended by the front desk person at the…read moreFairfield Inn. The Dish Room is a gem of a restaurant off I-70 in farmland. The ambience was relaxed. Fire pit, outdoor tables, inside dining. Our server, Briar, was professional, personable and helpful. There are several gluten free options. I had the butternut squash enchiladas. It was beautifully presented and delicious. The meal was like eating dessert. I highly recommend this jewel of a restaurant.

Great find in the middle of nowhere. We stumbled in after a long day of driving and truly, it was…read morelike an oasis in the desert. We enjoyed cocktails and an early dinner. This place would have fit on perfectly in the SF Bay Area where we live. I highly recommend butternut squash enchilada!

Loved this! A fun stop with pretty country roads leading up to it and great views of the…read moresurrounding farms. There's a little library and people leave trinkets in the registration box so if you have finished a book and need another one or need a pen etc. you're in luck!

A quirky roadside gem right on the border of Kansas and Colorado! This was the perfect place to…read moretake a break, stretch our legs, and admire the giant Van Gogh sunflower painting displayed on an oversized easel. There's plenty of free parking and open space to walk around and relax. A fun and unique stop that's definitely worth a quick visit.

This is a 24' by 32' copy of Van Gogh's famous sunflower picture. It is displayed on an 80' easel…read morein a public park less than 1 mile from exit 17 on Interstate 70 in Goodland, Kansas. Goodland is a great place to stop and refuel when heading west and is one of the last major stopping points until you reach Limon, Colorado. To find the painting, go one block north of the interchange and turn right on the first main drag. The painting is about 1/2 mile down the street. Great place to stop, stretch and refuel. Doesn't require a long visit -- just long enough to get pictures to prove you were here.

Driving thru don't blink you'll miss it, but the cop won't miss you! Speed traps on both sides of…read morethis .5 mile drive through of town...see ya