What’s your rush? Get off the interstate and experience the history of pioneers, cowboys and Pony Express riders — plus cultural and natural treasures — as you cross the entire state of Nebraska.
From Blair:
24 miles west on US-30 to Fremont • 49 miles west on US-30 to Columbus
63 miles west on US-30 to Grand Island • 39 miles west on US-30 to Gibbon
13 miles west on US-30 to Kearney • 41 miles west on US-30 to Lexington
19 miles west on US-30 to Cozad • 13 miles west on US-30 to Gothenburg
37 miles west on US-30 to North Platte • 34 miles west on US-30 to Paxton
21 miles west on US-30 to Ogallala • 72 miles west on US-30 to Sidney
21 miles west on US-30 to Potter • 21 miles west on US-30 to Kimball
Visit to learn the history of Sidney’s days as a railroad town.
Inside this free attraction, you'll find exhibits and artifacts detailing the historic trail.
See a full-size replica of the Higgins-designed Landing Craft, Vehicle, Personnel (LCVP), or "Higgins boat," which helped American and Allied forces take the beaches of Normandy on D-Day in WWII.
Boating, fishing, swimming, wakeboarding and more watersports await you at this 1,000-acre lake. Make a splash, then dry off for a picnic or a round of disc golf.
Originally built by Mormon pioneers in 1846, the nearby restored Florence Mill in Omaha now houses the Winter-Quarters Mill Museum, Art-Loft gallery with special exhibits and a farmers market on Sundays June through September.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the 20-acre site was established as a National Cemetery in 1873.
Explore eight historic buildings, as well as a Union Pacific engine and caboose, as you learn the history of the region’s historic transportation routes.