Alma, Kansas: Stacked Rock Fences
Miles of stacked rock fences, and at least one desperate little Stonehenge arch, parallel Hwy 99 several miles south of Alma, Kansas.
- Address:
- Hwy 99, Alma, KS
- Directions:
- I-70 exit 328, then 12 miles south on Hwy 99.
- Admission:
- Free
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Stacked Rock Fences It is most rewarding traveling the roads that are not interstate highways. One reward for me was while driving north on highway K-99 about eight miles south of Alma, Kansas. It was interesting to see all of these stacked rock fences beside the highway for several miles.
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Hwy 99 is part of an official state-designated Native Stone Scenic Byway. Beginning in the 1860s, prairie pioneers were paid by the government to take rocks from their fields and stack them into miles of fences.