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Cheyenne County Museum
The Arikaree Breaks
The breaks are located on the extreme northern edge of Cheyenne County. This area of extremely rough terrain, with its deep ravines and gullies is a marked contrast to the plains generally associated with the area. The breaks were formed by wind deposited sand, silt, and clay particles, called loess. After deposition, the loess has undergone spectacular processes of head cutting and sidewall cutting the advancing tributaries of the Arikaree River and the South Fork of the Republican River.
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Round Hole Campsite
A camp for military men, under the leadership of General Custer, Colonel Bankhead and Lt. Colonel Bradley, and Native Americans, Round Hole Campsite is marked 11 miles north of Bird City, memorializing this “oasis on the plains.”
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Ancient Indian Traders Trail
For thousands of years, before Europeans arrived on the scene, Native Americans traveled across Kansas on well-defined trails.
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Bandshell
Ye Olde Country Church
Cherry Creek Encampment
Horse Thief Cave
This is one of several caves in the Arikaree Breaks. Most of this cave has caved in over the years with only the entrance being left. This was a large two-chamber cave used to hide stolen horses. The horses were kept in the large back chamber while the outlaws used the front chamber as their living quarters. This cave was last used in 1878.
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River Walk and Keller Pond Flyover
Drone footage of the River Walk and Keller Pond