Discover places to go in Nebraska using this category, including itineraries for city visits, tips for kid-friendly destinations and restaurants to try. Learn about things to do in Nebraska State Parks and cities like Lincoln, Nebraska City, Chadron and more.
Hundreds of thousands of cars and trucks pass under the mammoth Great Platte River Road Archway Monument as the zip along Interstate 80 in central Nebraska. Inside, historical exhibits tell the story of the American West, and specifically, the story of the region of Nebraska where the Platte River flows through. If you’ve ever wondered …
Each spring, thousands of birdwatchers and curious folks trek out to central Nebraska to see the phenomenon of the migrating Sandhill Cranes. It’s cool to see, and the rivers and lakes near Kearney, Nebraska, are a prime spot to watch. If you’re a casual birdwatcher, though, you’ll probably be ready to do something else after …
There’s nothing like a good outlet mall to make you take the next exit off the interstate. Nebraska Crossing Outlets is the kind of retail expanse you notice right away. Located on Interstate 80 between Omaha and Lincoln, this outlet mall combines high-end retailers with locally-owned restaurants for well-rounded day shopping. What makes Nebraska Crossing …
On the western edge of Douglas County, you’ll find the village of Waterloo, Nebraska. Plan a day trip from Omaha to discover some of the hidden gems of Waterloo. Where’s Waterloo? Waterloo is a village of about 900 inhabitants located west of Omaha. Located in the most populous county in Nebraska – Douglas County – …
One of eastern Nebraska’s more under-the-radar state parks, Platte RIver State Park offers an abundance of outdoor activities for visitors. This guide details what to expect at the park, top things to do, and camping & cabin options available. It also shares favorite hikes, wildlife found there, and other interesting information. Exploring Platte River State …
Nebraska has a surprising number of scenic trails for a state considered by some to be a “flyover state.” From the rugged trails of western Nebraska to the untouched prairie in the Sandhills and the shaded hills and vistas of eastern Nebraska, there’s a little bit of everything for hikers. If you’re thinking of hiking …