Travel Nebraska

Introduction

Nebraska is a state rich with natural beauty and diverse history. From the Sandhills to the Missouri River Valley, Nebraska's landscapes are both expansive and unique. There are so many things to do in this great state. Whether you're looking for an artist's studio, an historic site or just some time outdoors; Nebraska has something for everyone!

Nebraska is home to unique things to do, places to visit and stories of fascinating people.

Nebraska is home to unique things to do, places to visit and stories of fascinating people.

The state has a rich history, with stories of the past that are worth exploring. Check out the museums at Fort Atkinson Historic Site or take part in an educational tour at Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail. You could even camp overnight at Fort Kearny State Historical Park – it's one of the best places for camping in Nebraska!

The culture of Nebraska is also worth exploring; there are plenty of opportunities for you to learn about local customs and traditions. Try going on an educational tour at Aksarben Village Museum or experience Native American culture at Joseph Smith Farm National Historic Site. You could even attend one of Omaha's many festivals!

For those who like nature, Nebraska can't be beat; it has some amazing natural areas that are perfect for hiking or camping trips. You can also visit historical landmarks such as Chimney Rock Archaeological Area and Haystack Rock State Park & Lodge

You can spend the day with a renowned artist, the night with a famous outlaw or both.

You can spend the day with a renowned artist, the night with a famous outlaw or both. Nebraska is home to many famous people, including actor Harrison Ford and Pulitzer Prize winning author Willa Cather. It's also where you'll find some notable artists—including sculptor Richard Ladd (who created the Omaha Civic Center monument) and photographer Richard Avedon (whose work first appeared in 'Vogue' when he was just sixteen years old). You'll find many historical sites throughout the state as well: Fort Kearny, Chimney Rock National Historic Site and Scotts Bluff National Monument are all worth visiting for their unique stories about Nebraska's past and present.

Nebraska is most often described as a big sky state and travelers find it easy to see why.

If you're traveling to Nebraska, you are most likely coming from a state with far less open space and natural beauty. The vastness of the sky may come as a bit of a shock at first. However, once visitors get used to it, they'll find themselves awe-struck by the beauty of their surroundings.

The state that has uncommonly beautiful landscapes – from blue-hued sandhills to thick forests of pine trees, from tranquil rivers to an ocean of grass.

Nebraska is not just a place of beautiful landscapes, it's also a place where you can find uncommonly beautiful landscapes. From blue-hued sandhills to thick forests of pine trees, from tranquil rivers to an ocean of grass (the Great Plains), Nebraska has many different types of scenery and natural wonders. The state's diverse geography includes long stretches of prairie land and rolling hills, as well as the state's highest point: Mount Nebo at 5,197 feet (1,560 m).

Whether it's on land or in the water, visitors will be awe-struck by the beauty of their surroundings.

The state’s landscape is dotted with natural landmarks, including waterfalls and rivers. Visitors can enjoy some of the best fishing and boating in the Midwest on its many lakes. Hiking trails abound throughout Nebraska, including along scenic byways where visitors can drive their own vehicles along unpaved roads through scenic landscapes. The Nebraska Sandhills region features grasslands that were once underwater, but now they are home to deer and cattle ranches where visitors can enjoy a meal or spend the night at one of several bed & breakfasts. There are also many more accommodations for shorter stays near popular attractions like Scotts Bluff National Monument or Chimney Rock National Historic Site (pictured).

The state's largest city—Omaha—has something for everyone: museums like Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium (where kids will love seeing penguins swim), botanical gardens like Joslyn Art Museum (where adults will be captivated by an impressive collection of artwork), live music venues like Sokol Auditorium (which hosts artists from around the world), sports teams such as Creighton Bluejays basketball team (who play at CenturyLink Center Omaha)

It's difficult for travelers not to enjoy scenic Nebraska, whether on foot, by bike or in a car.

Nebraska is a state with a lot of natural beauty, and it's easy to get around. Whether you prefer hiking, biking or driving, Nebraska has many scenic areas to explore.

You can also enjoy the state's unique history at various historical sites throughout Nebraska. The Homestead National Monument of America in Beatrice showcases life on the frontier during the late 19th century; you can even take a stagecoach ride through this historic site!

Go see it for yourself!

If you're still hesitant about visiting Nebraska, it's time to get over it. The state boasts so many attractions that you'll never run out of things to do. Here are some suggestions:

• Go see the sights! From lush forests and rolling hills to vast lakes and sparkling rivers, there's plenty of scenery in Nebraska for everyone.

• Enjoy the people! If there's one thing we Nebraskans know how to do, it's make visitors feel welcome—and our hospitality is contagious!

Conclusion

Nebraska is a beautiful state, and it has so much to offer travelers. Whether you're looking for something fun to do with the kids or an adventure that will make your heart race, there's something in Nebraska for everyone. Come see us!