Geary Lake Falls is the tallest and one of the most scenic waterfalls in Kansas. Located in Geary State Fishing Lake and Wildlife Area, these falls are some of the most impressive in the state due to their height, water flow, and picturesque background. And since it’s only a short walking distance to reach Geary Lake Falls, this is an ideal outing for the entire family.
To reach Geary Lake Falls, set your GPS for Junction City, Kansas. If you’re driving from Topeka, you’ll need to drive for about an hour on 1-70 West.
The falls at this stunning waterfall stand tall at 35 feet high.
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The path leading to Geary Lake Falls is an out-and-back trail that’s under a mile.
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During your walk to these falls, take a few moments to pause and enjoy the stunning scenery leading to your destination.
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Aside from its height, the setting surrounding Geary Lake Falls will make it seem like you’re looking at a painting.
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In addition to its height, the sun’s reflection on the water is equally as impressive. Therefore, remember to bring your camera when you go.
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Depending on the time of year you visit Geary Lake Falls, you’ll get to see local wildflowers and wildlife too.
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If you’re brave enough to hike to the top of the waterfall, this will be your view from that vantage point. However, since it’ll be slippery, remember to wear good hiking shoes.
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Visit AllTrails to learn more about the hike leading to Geary Lake Falls. After visiting these scenic waterfalls in Kansas, feel free to check out more impressive waterfalls in the Sunflower State. For ideas of where to go, take a look at 10 Breathtaking Kansas Waterfalls Just Waiting To Be Discovered.
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Address: Geary State Fishing Lake and Wildlife Area, US-77, Junction City, KS 66441, USA