Our Mission
Highway 75 through Coffey and Osage County connects communities, landscapes, travelers, and opportunity across the heart of Kansas. It represents the freedom of the open road and the authentic character that makes this region unforgettable.
Drive75 exists to showcase the distinctive experience that traveling this corridor delivers — from charming main streets and reservoir recreation to rolling prairie views and genuine small-town hospitality. While our current focus is Coffey and Osage County, the Drive75 vision is built to grow with the full Highway 75 corridor.
Our Values
We bring the Drive75 vision to life by aligning our work with three defining values.
Connection
Linking communities and travelers along Highway 75 through shared visibility and unified promotion.
Community
Honoring local character and amplifying the towns that shape the Drive75 experience.
Exploration
Inviting travelers to slow down and discover the landscapes, history, and hospitality of Kansas.
Our Promise
Drive75 promises to represent Highway 75 with clarity, consistency, and purpose.
We are committed to promoting the communities along the route with integrity and pride — highlighting their strengths, supporting their growth, and presenting a unified regional identity that strengthens recognition across Kansas and beyond.
We promise to inspire travel through compelling storytelling, thoughtful design, and strategic promotion that encourages exploration while honoring the character of each town.
We promise collaboration — working alongside local leaders, businesses, and partners to ensure every initiative reflects shared goals and long-term vision.
Above all, Drive75 promises to build momentum — turning visibility into visitation, and visitation into lasting impact.
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Who We Serve
Drive75 speaks to the travelers, residents, and explorers who connect with Highway 75.
Leisure Travelers
Individuals and families exploring Kansas by car, seeking scenic routes, small-town experiences, outdoor recreation, and local culture.
Outdoor Enthusiasts
Travelers drawn to recreation along Highway 75 — lakes, fishing, hunting, trails, scenic overlooks, campgrounds, and rural retreats.
Regional Day-Trippers
Residents within driving distance looking for weekend activities, events and festivals, lakes and parks, local shopping and dining.
Residents
Those who live along Highway 75, seeking community pride, representation, economic vitality, and connection to neighboring towns.