COME AND EXPLORE GRAHAM COUNTY! BIG OR SMALL, WE'VE GOT IT ALL!
THE RINGNECK CAPITAL OF THE WORLD
MAJOR SUPPORTERS OF GRAHAM COUNTY TRAVEL & TOURISM
The Nicodemus Township Board
The Nicodemus Emancipation Celebration and Homecoming invites you to come and visit.
July 25th - 28th, 2024.
The Graham County Fair and Jayhawker Rodeo welcomes one and all....
July 26th - 31st, 2024.
The 2nd Annual Graham CAAM SLAM is just around the corner..... Sept. 6th - 8th, 2024.
Make plans now to attend...
Come See us in Graham County
Nicodemus Township History trail bike tour
Nicodemus Township History trail bike tour
Nicodemus Township History trail bike tour
Coming in September 2024
Start Time: 7:00am- 8:30am at Nicodemus Visitors Center
Registration = $50 per Person
Includes: T-Shirt, Snacks, Meal & Drinks
SHORT TOUR = 20 Miles
LONG TOUR = 40 Miles
Bike Raffle and lots of Fun!
Call 785-839-4280 or register online at nicodemushistoricalsociety.org
Prairie Trails Golf Course
Nicodemus Township History trail bike tour
Nicodemus Township History trail bike tour
June 22nd, 2024 - Hill City Chamber
4 person - 9:00am
June29th, 2024 - 3 person Mulligan 9:00am
Contact Todd Ashbaugh (620)-897-7654 or Kyle Jilka (620) 794-3144
Come See us in Graham County
Excellent Hunting
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Graham County is known as "Big Cock Country" due to the excellent Pheasant hunting in the area. The County is known for its abundance of other Game Birds, such as Doves and Turkeys, as well as Deer.
Multiple Lodging and Guide services are available for hunters, as well as walk-in Public Hunting areas.
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nICODEMUS nATIONAL hISTORIC sITE
nICODEMUS nATIONAL hISTORIC sITE
Nicodemus, established in 1877, is the oldest remaining all black Community West of the Mississippi.
It is a National Symbol of African-Americans experiencing Freedom in the West post Civil War.
The Annual Nicodemus Emancipation/Homecoming Celebration, first held on August 1st, 1878, is held every year during the last full Weekend of July.
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Nicodemus, established in 1877, is the oldest remaining all black Community West of the Mississippi.
It is a National Symbol of African-Americans experiencing Freedom in the West post Civil War.
The Annual Nicodemus Emancipation/Homecoming Celebration, first held on August 1st, 1878, is held every year during the last full Weekend of July.
Tour Brochures can be obtained at the Visitors Center in Nicodemus
GREAT FISHING
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GREAT FISHING
Antelope Lake & Trexler Lake, formerly known as "Trexler Pond", as well as Webster Lake nearby in Rooks County & Sheridan State Fishing Lake, just over the County Line to the West, draw anglers from all over the Country.
Graham County sells more Fishing Licenses per capita than any other County in Kansas.