The Little Known Cave In Nebraska That Everyone Should Explore At Least Once
Some of Nebraska’s greatest features are the vastly under-appreciated historic natural sites. One in western Nebraska has a long and fascinating history that stretches back thousands of years, and you can still get a look at it today.
Visit this unique cave and all of the other fascinating bits of Ash Hollow on Hwy. 26, southeast of Lewellen. The grounds are open year-round, but the visitors center, museum, and cave are only open Memorial Day to Labor Day. You’ll need a NE parks pass to enter the site, and admission to the visitors center is an additional $2 for adults and $1 for children. Find out more here from Visit Garden County.
Meg Archer is an Editor & Newsletter Editor who has called Oregon home for nearly 30 years. She spent her childhood exploring the mountains, forests, and high desert of Central Oregon before relocating to Portland after a brief stint out-of-state for college. She holds an B.A. in English from Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo and a B.S. in Psychology from Portland State University. Meg has worked in writing, editing, and media-related fields for over 10 years and joined the team at OnlyInYourState in 2015. When she’s not writing or exploring the West Coast, Meg enjoys playing tabletop games, working on visual media projects, and can always be found in the front row at Portland Timbers matches.