Waterfalls in Kansas

Kansas has essentially no waterfall geography. The state's rivers are wide and slow across the Great Plains. For waterfall terrain, Kansas residents drive east to Missouri's Ozarks (Ha Ha Tonka, Mina Sauk Falls) or south to Oklahoma (Turner Falls) or north to the Black Hills of South Dakota.

Waterfall flow varies by season — spring snowmelt produces peak flows. Check trail conditions before visiting remote sites. Some falls are seasonal and may be dry in late summer. Explore all waterfalls on the Trek4Free map →