Pratt Travel & Tourism
Located in the rolling plains split by the Ninnescah River, fed by a crystal clear spring, between the hills running with Elm and Turkey creeks, Pratt has been named the "Gateway to the High Plains".
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About UsPratt Travel and Tourism- Hot and Cold Running Water TowersWhat began as a practical joke is now one of Pratt's most unique features. Pratt's hot and cold water towers have appeared in nationwide publications and many visitors are seen stopping for a humorous double-take or photograph. Read more...Pratt Travel and Tourism- Lemon Park Nature TrailThe city park system is enhanced by a well designed 1 mile nature trail in a wooded area south and adjacent to Lemon park. Lemon Park, the largest of the parks in Pratt, is approximately 117 acres and has about 80 varieties of trees. Read more... |
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| Telephone: | (620) 672-5501 | ||
| Address: | 114 N. Main | ||
| Pratt, KS 67124 | |||
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114 N Main, Pratt, KS
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