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10 scenic hiking trails in Nebraska
Boyer Chute National Wildlife Refuge - 68 miles from Lincoln
Boyer Chute National Wildlife Refuge was established to restore and protect fish and wildlife habitat in and along the Missouri River. With over 5 miles of trails, visitors can experience the 240 species of birds, 80 species of fish and 70 species of mammals that call the refuge home.
Platte River State Park - 32 miles from Lincoln
A moderate hike through the Platte River State Park leads visitors to the picturesque Stone Creek Falls. The state park is also home to two observation towers that offer spectacular views of the Platte River and Eugene T. Mahoney State Park, which lies across the river.
Pioneers Park Nature center - 7 miles from downtown Lincoln
Within Pioneers Park's 668 acres you will find 8 miles of trails winding through tallgrass prairie, woodlands, wetlands and along a stream. Visitors to the park will also see bison, elk and white-tailed deer.
Indian Cave State Park - 93 miles from Lincoln
Indian Cave State Park covers 3,052 acres bordering the Missouri River. Winding through this rugged terrain you will find 22 miles of hiking and biking trails.
Ponca State Park - 145 miles from Lincoln
Next to the picturesque Missouri River bluffs lies Ponca State Park. In the park you will find 22 miles of diverse and challenging trails for bikers and hikers to enjoy.
Smith Falls State Park - 317 miles from Lincoln
Smith Falls State Park near Valentine is home to Nebraska’s highest waterfall as well as diverse ecological systems that exist nowhere else in North America. Hiking is limited to the established trails to limit erosion and protect plants, but that won't stop you from experiencing the amazing scenery in this one-of-a-kind park.
Pine Ridge National Recreation Area - 439 miles from Lincoln
The Pine Ridge National Recreation Area near Chadron offers 6,600 acres of land filled with wildlife and an estimated 80 miles of marked trails.
Toadstool Geologic Park - 473 miles from Lincoln
Toadstool Geologic Park in northwest Nebraska is home to unique rock and geologic formations. While there is a lot to explore in this park, there is a well-marked trail loop with signs to explain what you are seeing.
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