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They light up fires under the statue most evenings if it's not windy

Pawnee Prairie Park features two main parking lots and trailheads, picnic pavilions, a paved walking path, and a number of different unpaved trails and paths. Horseback riding is allowed on the unpaved trails, and leashed dogs are allowed on the entire property. Most of the paths are flat and are known for being a great place for viewing wildlife.

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Vic’s Lake is one of the pretty lakes in Sedgwick County Park, with a small peninsula and three fishing docks, along with a shaded grassy area. The lake is surrounded by a paved path with sidewalks and also a biking trail that goes around it. To fish in the lakes inside the park you will need a fishing license.

Sedgwick County Park is one of the largest public parks in Wichita. All the intertwining paths are flat, paved, and welcoming of a bunch of different trail users. There are a bunch of different creeks and ponds on the property with bridges that you can fish from (with a license) and lots of open green space.

The Keeper of the Plains is a 44-foot tall steel sculpture standing at the point where the Big and Little Arkansas rivers join together in downtown Wichita. The land is home to the Mid-America All-Indian Museum. There are two pedestrian bridges allowing people to cross from the both directions.

Great Plains Nature Center is a center for learning about the local fauna and wildlife. They constantly have exhibitions open to the public to help educate them on the local ecology. The site also has biking and hiking paths that can be enjoyed.

The Keeper of the Plains is a 44-foot tall steel sculpture standing at the point where the Big and Little Arkansas rivers join together in downtown Wichita.The land is home to the Mid-America All-Indian Museum.