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About Nebraska
Straddling the Great Plains and the Midwestern United States, Nebraska is characterized by treeless prairie on one side, gently rolling hills on the other. With ties to the Louisiana Purchase, the Lewis and Clark expedition, Oregon Trail and the transcontinental railroad, Nebraska has a far-reaching and long-stemmed history. Nowadays, the state may be better known for its Omaha steaks, Reuben sandwiches and Cornhusker football games. Coupled with the beauty of the Nebraska skyline, and residents who are as friendly as they come, the Cornhusker state brings unexpected elements of surprise.
Things to do in Nebraska
Find the largest time capsule in the world in Seward, Nebraska. Set to be opened in 2025, the capsule contains over 5,000 items including a brand new car. See Nebraska’s take on Stonehenge, 38 cars used to replicate the mysterious European monument in a work of art called “Carhenge.” Sample the various dishes local to the state, including the Reuben sandwich, Omaha steak and Dorothy Lynch Dressing. See where the ground touches the sky at Chimney Rock, a natural landmark that stretches 300 feet into the sky. Walk the “real” Oregon Trail across the plains of Nebraska, where it’s still possible to see ruts from wagon wheels of travelers who set off for the West.
Best cities to visit in Nebraska
Peppered with fun local haunts, and a great many museums and exhibits, Columbus has much to explore. Lincoln boasts a budding live music scene alongside breathtaking parks and an impressive culinary and arts scene. Befitting the largest city in Nebraska, Omaha has a wealth of museums, shopping, arts and nightlife. Papillion, Nebraska is especially well known for its proximity to outdoor recreation, with over 450 acres of relaxing vistas at the nearby Walnut Creek Recreation Area, and Papio Fun Park and Bay Aquatic Center. A small city the rest of the year, Seward, Nebraska, celebrates the fourth of July with a big bang, attracting over 40,000 visitors for its annual celebration.
Best small towns in Nebraska
McCook offers the comforts of urban life in addition to small-town charm. Drop by this community tucked away in the rolling hills of southwest Nebraska for the Buffalo Commons Storytelling Festival in June or the Red Willow County Fair in July. Located just a short distance from Kansas, Red Cloud is a charming, historic town best known for being the childhood home of Willa Cather, an influential 20th century American novelist. For breathtaking views of a cliff and a lake, head for Gering, a bustling town that nests at the foot of Scotts Bluff. Chadron is another great town for lovers of the great outdoors. The town is just a stone’s throw from the Nebraska National Forest, Oglala National Grasslands and Toadstool Geological Park.
Best lake vacations in Nebraska
Visitors can spend all day at Calamus Reservoir and never get bored. Located in the heart of Nebraska’s sandhills, Calamus Reservoir’s prime camping, fishing, boating and picnicking spots are ideal for families and group outings. Visitors will find over 20 sandpit lakes at Freemont State Recreation Area, another top choice for fishing, swimming, boating and water skiing. The second largest lake in the state, Harlan County Reservoir, is noteworthy for the yearly bald eagle migration that takes place over the area. Lake McConaughy, Nebraska’s largest lake, is rimmed with white sand beaches reminiscent of the coast. Fans of local lore might find Walgren Lake of interest, where some people speak of a Loch Ness-type monster hiding in the depths of the lake.
Best National Parks in Nebraska
Chimney Rock is without a doubt a doubt one of the most iconic landmarks attributed with the Oregon Trail. This unique formation can be found at the Chimney Rock National Historic Site near Bayard. Agate Fossil Beds National Monument is a 3,000-acre area that has been preserved as an important source for mammal fossils millions of years old. The Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail traces the path thousands of Mormons took to escape religious persecution. The Niobrara National Scenic River is not only one of Nebraska’s premier canoeing rivers, but it’s also a remarkable ecological and cultural landscape unique to the region. The Pony Express National Historic Trail and the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trails are two other historically significant sites that run through Nebraska.