Travel Nebraska
Click on the regions below to learn more about the lovely state of Nebraska. Plan your trip and decide where you would like to start your travels in our beautiful state. The memories that last a lifetime!
Nebraska Travel Info by Region
Nebraska is a diverse state, with rolling grasslands, astonishing sandhills, meandering rivers, ancient oak forests, and cosmopolitan cities. Outdoor recreation is abundant here. There are miles and miles of quiet and rushing rivers, for peaceful floats or exciting rides down the rapids. Hikers are delighted by trails through the dry sandhills of the northwest or the woods of the northeast. Fishermen are drawn to the Prairie Lakes Region. Bikers enjoy the many scenic byways.
An enormous amount of history has flowed through Nebraska, particularly during the westward expansion of this country, and it is fascinating to explore that history in depth. This land was – and is – peopled by Native Americans. Settlers of European descent traveled here in search of lush farmland and a better life. Lewis and Clark spent a great deal of time here, exploring the Missouri River and surrounding land.
Click on the regions below to learn more about straying from the ordinary in Nebraska.
The North East Region
The North East region in the corner of Nebraska, has old oak savannahs, tall grass prairie, and interesting towns.
The Metro Region
Omaha and Lincoln, Nebraska’s two largest cities, are surrounded by open space and farmland, creating a unique mix of rural and urban living.
The South East Region
Some of Nebraska’s oldest towns are in the South East Region, along with a rich Native American history.
The North Central Region
Just east of the Nebraska Panhandle is the North Central Region of Nebraska, which comprises roughly one quarter of the state.
The South Central Region
The South Central Region in the southwest part of Nebraska is quite diverse, encompassing fertile farmland, treeless plains, sandhills and meandering rivers and man-made lakes.
The West Region
The West region of Nebraska, in the northwestern part of the state, is an area rich in history and culture, with attractions ranging from paleontology to Native American and old west history.