Park commemorates two great men of the plains with pavilion, sculptures. Stunning views of eastern Nebraska's rolling hills.
Blair, NE ParksIncludes 200,000 cargo artifacts from the 1865-era steamboat Bertrand. Fishing, four looped nature walks, no-wake boating and picnicking. Peak viewing of 500,000 waterfowl in mid-November. Open Jan. & Feb. for ice fishing & wildlife observation. On the route of the Lewis & Clark Trail.
Blair, NE Wildlife RefugesCourse Access: Semi-PrivateHoles: 18Reserve Advance Tee Times: 7 days...
112 W. Mission Ave. 1856 Presbyterian Church, 1869 Omaha and Southern Railroad Depot, 1856 Fontenelle Bank, 1830's Log Cabin,...
Course Access: PrivateHoles: 18Reserve Advance Tee Times: 7 days...
Park commemorates two great men of the plains with pavilion, sculptures. Stunning views of eastern Nebraska's rolling hills. ...
Unique geologic and botanical area was the site of the state's first fish hatchery, now a museum. Spectacular views of the Pl...