Kanopolis State Park Gallery
Kanopolis State Park, the first state park in Kansas, is a good place to experience the rugged beauty of Dakota sandstone country. Red and orange sandstones are dominant in the rock layers of the Dakota Formation and older, underlying Kiowa Formation. Geologic features found in the park include crystals of selenite, a type of gypsum; cone-in-cone structures; clay-ironstone and sandstone concretions; cross-bedding; and fossils.

Horse Thief Canyon

Indian Hill
The Indian Hill site is one of 30 Native American rock art sites in Kansas listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

Dakota Sandstone Country
Red and orange sandstone are dominant in the rock layers of the Dakota Formation and older, underlying Kiowa Formation.

Indian Hill at Kanopolis Lake

Ellsworth County