Here Are The Most Beautiful Places In Nebraska That You Must Visit ASAP
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Catherine Armstrong
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There are so many places to explore in Nebraska, that it’s hard to keep track of all of them! We often feature one beautiful spot in our articles, and recommend that you visit. Today, we’ve compiled a list of 11 of our favorite recent places. Click on the link you’ll find below each description to read our full article and find even more details and photos.
Ponca State Park is just full of natural beauty, and its campground is no exception. Stay in one of the luxurious mini-lodges or a tradition cabin. If you'd like, you can bring your RV, or camp in a tent in one of the primitive sites.
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This little vineyard and winery in Parks, Nebraska is a wonderful place to spend the day. The 1,250 vines here produce both red and white varietals. Stay overnight in the winemaker's loft!
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Neligh Mill was built in 1873, right on the banks of the Elkhorn River. Though it's no longer operating as a mill, much of the original equipment is still there, and the buildings are beautifully preserved.
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You've got to visit the little town of Fairbury as soon as possible! The historic downtown area is quaint and charming, and McNish Park features some adorable little structures that look like they came right out of a storybook.
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The Passageway is tucked away in an alley in Omaha, and it's absolutely charming. You'll love the old, brick buildings and greenery that lines both sides of the alley, along with more greenery hanging overhead. But the best surprise is the hidden garden inside the art gallery.
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Daniel Freeman was the first American to take advantage of the Homestead Act that President Lincoln signed in 1862. This monument celebrates the many homesteaders who claimed their land in Nebraska, and has restored cabins and buildings to explore.
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Though lavender isn't normally a plant you find in Nebraska, Dan and Cyndi Smith started their lavender farm in Gosper County. After lots of trial and error, today the farm is a thriving business that's open to the public to visit.
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The Crescent Lake National Wildlife Refuge covers 46,000 acres and is a haven for over 200 species of birds. You'll also see tons of other wildlife here, including mule deer, whitetail deer, foxes, porcupines and more.
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Midwest Living Magazine named Nebraska City the greatest city in the state, and we couldn't agree more. This town of 7,200 people is also home to Arbor Day Farm.
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You'll love the natural beauty of Broken Arrow Wilderness. The huge oaks, gorgeous hiking trails and majestic views are just a few of the reasons to visit. If those reasons aren't enough to convince you, the Cedar River, pretty campground and summer concerts just might!
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Olson Nature Preserve is an enchanting place just full of spectacular scenery. The 112-acre park sits right next to Beaver Creek, and its charming little woods and pretty meadows will transport you right into a storybook.
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Which of these beautiful Nebraska places is your favorite?
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