In St. Francis, from Washington, 2½ miles north on Benton (becomes 14). At the fork, stay right and continue 1 mile on 14. Watch for the numbered red-disk signs as you go 13½ miles north into Nebraska on 15 (unpaved). In Nebraska, go 8 miles west on U.S. 34 to Haigler, then, back into Kansas, continue 22 miles southeast on K-27 to U.S. 36. This breathtakingly beautiful area of rough terrain and deep canyons that stretches across the corners of Kansas and Nebraska is an anomaly in the High Plains. Water carved the rugged landscape into the wind-blown loess deposits that blanketed this area. Dominated by abundant yucca, sage, and native buffalo grass, the Breaks are simply so different from any other part of the state, you will be delighted and amazed. Dry weather roads. We recommend the self-guided driving tour brochure available at the Cheyenne County Museum.