One of the best ways to explore Nebraska is to get outdoors and visit a park or two. Nebraska State Parks are the obvious starting point, but look beyond the big three — Fort Robinson, Ponca and Mahoney — and discover hidden gems in the state’s recreation areas. Don’t forget, Nebraska is also home to …
If you love the idea of being immersed in nature but you don’t like sleeping on the ground, cabins are for you. In Nebraska, I always look at the state parks for cabin choices. I’ve stayed at a few that I could recommend, but there are even more in the state I’ve yet to visit. …
There are a lot of updates happening at four Nebraska state parks and state recreation areas near Omaha, including an addition of a ropes course, “glamping” cabins, and an aqua playground. The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission calls them Outdoor Venture Parks. Here’s a look at what’s new and what’s coming. What’s great for us …
As a born and raised Nebraska girl, I’ve spent a lot of time exploring the state (and I’m not done). It’s beautiful! The thing that surprises me, though, is how little the rest of the world knows about Nebraska. So, here’s a look at all the great things to do in Nebraska and why you …
Nebraska can surprise you sometimes. Just like we’ve got our own little Badlands area and we have our own little Ozarks area, Indian Cave State Park near Shubert, Nebraska. One of the most southern state parks in the state, the topography is surprisingly hilly, wooded, and at times, cliff-like. It’s a beautiful park – and …
Southeast Nebraska is my go-to for day trips since I’m based in Omaha. There are so many towns and cities in the region where you’ll stumble upon cute shops, amazing restaurants and scenic views. I’ve made a list, though, of my favorites and well-known destinations so you don’t have to stumble… you can plan your …