History, culture, outdoor adventure — Take your pick
Pine Ridge
Like its name suggests, Nebraska’s Pine Ridge region is scattered with pine forests, tree-covered ridges, and rolling hills. Rich in military and Native American history, this region is teeming with wildlife, including elk, deer, and bighorn sheep, as well as fossils, epic railroad vistas, majestic scenery, and outdoor ventures.
History, culture, outdoor adventure — Take your pick
Sandhills & Scenic Rivers
Many believe the Sandhills to be the most beautiful part of Nebraska with its grass-covered sand dunes stretching to the horizon. While it’s the home of the largest grass-stabilized dune regions in the world, water is actually a large feature.
The Sandhills are home to the Niobrara River, recognized as one of the 10 best canoeing rivers in the United States. The Platte River and Loup River also cut through this region, providing plenty of opportunities for kayaking, canoeing and tanking. Looking for swimming, boating, or fishing? Thousands of prairie pothole lakes with waterfowl and fish dot this region as well.
History, culture, outdoor adventure — Take your pick
Trails West
Thousands of emigrants traveled the Oregon Trail in the 1800s. While crossing the vast plains, landmark formations like Chimney Rock, Scotts Bluff, and Ash Hollow became important mileposts for pioneers. Experience the region where the wagon ruts are still visible and the history comes alive as you follow the path of the pioneers through bluffs and along the North Platte River.
History, culture, outdoor adventure — Take your pick
Wild West
The Wild West region is filled with big adventures: a 35,000-acre lake brimming with water sport opportunities and the world’s largest railroad classification yard. This is the region where Buffalo Bill Cody got his inspiration for the world-renowned Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show. Where wild west cattle drives happened. Where gold strikes took place in the Black Hills. Live large in the Wild West, where big adventure awaits.
