Highway 177 South

The first confirming marker for K-177 stands along Fort Riley Boulevard south of U.S. 24 beside Manhattan Town Center mall.
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K-177 (Fort Riley Boulevard) parallels a Union Pacific Railroad line and the Kansas River south from U.S. 24 to K-18 at Pierre Street.
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A loop ramp brings K-18 westbound onto K-177 (Fort Riley Boulevard) south from the bridge across the Kansas River.
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K-177 south combines with K-18 east along the succeeding loop ramp from Fort Riley Boulevard across the Kansas River to Fairmont.
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Fort Riley Boulevard continues west as K-18 to a freeway at K-113 (Seth Child Road). K-177 overlaps with K-18 east for 0.58 miles before turning south to I-70 and Council Grove.
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Part of the Flint Hills Scenic Byway, K-177 travels 9.32 miles south from Council Grove to the Chase County line.
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K-177 crosses parallel Fox Creek southwest into Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve.
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K-177 south at the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve visitors center.
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Mile marker 50
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K-177 curves southeast toward Strong City ahead of the grade separated intersection with U.S. 50.
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Bypassing Strong City to the north, U.S. 50 runs east from K-177 to Emporia.
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Following the Cottonwood River and a BNSF Railroad line, U.S. 50 travels southwest from K-177 to Elmdale, Florence and Peabody.
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