You could find your next great adventure right here.

The Nebraska Travel Guide is your definitive source for discovering Nebraska. Natural wonder, historic insight, creative expression, family fun, small-town charm, urban appeal—it’s probably more than you were expecting, and it’s all in here.

For many travelers, planning the trip is as much fun as taking it. This guide provides detailed information specific to each of Nebraska’s seven regions. For details about area activities and celebrations, see the “Events” chart in each section. To find accommodation information, refer to the “travel keys” located at the bottom of each two-page spread.

Thank you for your interest in Nebraska.
We’ve collected everything you need to make your stay in Nebraska a memorable experience. Whatever your interests, the Nebraska Travel Guide is a great resource to help travelers connect to the adventures and experiences our State has to offer.

Whether your visit takes you to historic sites, rural towns or our growing metropolitan areas, you’ll see that the pioneering spirit that helped found our State is alive and well in Nebraska’s communities.

Whatever the season, the opportunity to explore the landscapes and natural beauty of our State is a highlight of any visit. You’ll also experience the welcoming atmosphere that makes Nebraska an excellent place to visit and a wonderful place to call home.

We look forward to showcasing Nebraska’s endless possibilities.
Dave Heineman
Governor

Visit Nebraska Official 2009 Travel Guide Download Page

You can download the travel guide in PDF format.

Nebraska Department of Economic Development
http://www.visitnebraska.gov/
301 Centennial Mall South
P.O. Box 94666
Lincoln, NE 68509-466

TRAVEL INFORMATION
Safety Regulations
Automobiles – Children up to age six are required to ride in an approved car seat or booster seat appropriate for the child’s size and age. Children 6–18 must wear a seat belt. Seat belts are also required for adults in the front seat.
Motorcycles – Helmets are required for all motorcycle operators and passengers.

Time Zones
The western third of the state operates on Mountain Standard Time, while the central and eastern portions of Nebraska are on Central Standard Time.

Transportation
Interstate travel – I-80 stretches more than 450 miles across the state from east to west with many convenient rest areas and gas stops along the way.
Air travel – Commercial air travel is available at two larger airports in Lincoln and Omaha as well as at several regional airports across the state.
Bus travel – Greyhound bus stops can be found in 16 different communities throughout the state, including North Platte, Grand Island, Norfolk, Lincoln, and Omaha.
Train travel – Amtrak stops in McCook, Holdrege, Hastings, Lincoln, and Omaha.

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