The Beautiful Spot In Kansas Where You Can See Into Three Other States At Once

Have you ever wanted to see farther than the horizon, farther than your state? Well, you can do so, without ever leaving Kansas! This beautiful spot encompasses all of the beauty we share with our neighboring states. While we aren’t sure whether you can really see the fourth state from up here, we’d like to think it’s true.

And here’s where to find it!

Kansas Byways Facebook Traveling the Glacial Hills Scenic Byway in Kansas, you’ll find stunning views like these, but as you come up to the lookout point, you’re met with even more beauty.

Kansas Tourism/Flickr In White Cloud, way up in the northeast, there’s a great place to look over the states, called the 4-state lookout.

Kansas Byways Facebook Here, you can see Kansas (obviously), Nebraska, and Missouri, but it’s rumored that on clear days, you can see far enough to catch a glimpse of Iowa as well. Hence the name!

Doniphan County Chamber of Commerce Facebook Sunsets at the lookout are doubly beautiful because you can see from every side just how the sun paints the sky. Plus, it reflects beautifully off the water of the Missouri river.

Kansas Byways Facebook Here’s a great video by TomKissa Hefley (YouTube) that shows just how beautiful this location is.

Kansas Byways Facebook

Traveling the Glacial Hills Scenic Byway in Kansas, you’ll find stunning views like these, but as you come up to the lookout point, you’re met with even more beauty.

Kansas Tourism/Flickr

In White Cloud, way up in the northeast, there’s a great place to look over the states, called the 4-state lookout.

Here, you can see Kansas (obviously), Nebraska, and Missouri, but it’s rumored that on clear days, you can see far enough to catch a glimpse of Iowa as well. Hence the name!

Doniphan County Chamber of Commerce Facebook

Sunsets at the lookout are doubly beautiful because you can see from every side just how the sun paints the sky. Plus, it reflects beautifully off the water of the Missouri river.

Here’s a great video by TomKissa Hefley (YouTube) that shows just how beautiful this location is.

Who’s been to this amazing spot in Kansas? Tell us how far you saw in the comments below!

Afterwards, make sure to check out these short and stunning fall hikes right here in our favorite state, Kansas.

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