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This particularly scenic stretch of the Tomahawk Creek Trails runs between Tomahawk Valley Park, in the west, and Switzer Road in the east. The southern side of the trail is mostly residential homes, but the north side of the trail is really quite scenic, running past St. Andrews Golf Club and the Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead.

Cedar Niles Park Trail is a popular trail in the park with the same name. The path is fully paved and considered an easy trail as it is well signed and has very little elevation change.

This quiet stretch of road is a feast for the eyes, with beautiful homes and lush farmland spread out amidst the gorgeous landscape. There is minimal traffic, offering a chance to enjoy a peaceful ride surrounded by breathtaking views.

You can hike, bike, swim, and fish at Kill Creek Lake (also sometimes known as Beach Lake). The lake is stocked twice a year with rainbow trout.

This 57-acre lake, named for the beautiful town of Olathe, offers plenty of outdoor recreation. It is surrounded by 258 acres of open park spaces, including a disc golf course, playgrounds, event space, a marina, and a beach with a swim area. A well-maintained paved path surrounds the lake, with nice picnic benches, perfect for a spot to stop and take a break, or you can head to the beach area and take a dip to cool off on a hot day.

This scenic 957-acre park features a mix of rolling grasslands, woodlands, streams, and abundant plants and wildlife. There are 4 miles (6.44 km) of multi-use paved trails perfect for biking and an additional 4.5 miles (7.24 km) of singletrack for hikers and mountain bikers to enjoy exploring this beautiful area.

The Indian Creek Trail stretches 26 miles, extending from the Blue River Greenway Trail just south of E. Bannister Rd. to Hampton Park at S. Warwick St. in Olathe, KS. The trail primarily consists of asphalt and concrete surfaces, providing a smooth pathway for cyclists to enjoy and explore.

The Clock Tower Plaza is a popular community gathering spot in the heart of downtown Overland Park. Here, you'll find great shops, bakeries, and the adjacent farmers' market selling locally grown produce open on Saturdays during the summer. Special events are held here, along with plenty of live local music. There is plenty of bike parking, making it a great spot to stop and stretch your legs, enjoy a performance, or get some lunch at one of the local restaurants.