Nestled in the bosom of the Great Plains, Nebraska is famous for its spacious meadows and agricultural roots. Each city has its own distinctive qualities.
A Nebraska bucket list of things to do and landmarks to visit, including scenic tours, annual events, trail rides and only-in-Nebraska attractions.
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From a hidden waterfall and open grassland to the state's largest city by night, check out these stunning Nebraska destinations.
As far as I know this is the only national forest in our country that is completely unnatural (that is the forest was planted by persons). Few people realize that Nebraska has some forests, many of which were plated by man. Nebraska is the proud home to the origins of Arbor Day. This grove, also known as the Bessey Nursery was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.
See a photo of sandhill cranes on the Platte River in Nebraska and download free wallpaper from National Geographic.
No matter how old or young you are, these photos will leave you feeling nostalgic for simpler bygone times in Nebraska.
Nebraska is one of those destinations that definitely surprises visitors. Here are some of the best things to do in Nebraska!
Wilber is located to the southeast of Lincoln in eastern Saline County. It is a Czech-American community that calls itself the Czech Capital of Nebraska.
Built in 1890, this structure today stands across the street from the old 1922 Sarpy County Courthouse in downtown Papillion.
The welcome sign reads “Gross, Pop. 2,” but one of America’s smallest towns has a lot more heart and holiday spirit than its size suggests.
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Nebraska State Capitol Building, Lincoldn NE.
Nebraska has a reputation for being really flat and boring - mostly because everyone drives across it on I-80, which is, well, flat and boring. Go West! This scene is from the Saddle Rock Trail, about three-fourths of the way up Scotts Bluff.
1 mile down the road
This lovely courthouse was designed in Romanesque Revival style by architect J. C. Stitt. It cost the county $19,000, and construction took place on it in 1891-92. In 1990, the structure was placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Frost accumulation on the dormant winter plants makes a neat effect. This photo was taken from my friend Justin's acreage south of Denton, Nebraska.
For much of the year, a lack of water means that the Platte River, which stretches the length of Nebraska, is mostly sandbars with small channels of water. But in the Spring, the snow melts in the Rockies and brings much needed water and habitat for the multitudes of migrating birds that make this area their home, if only for awhile.
