Motorcycle Roads in Nebraska
Most of Nebraska's (NE) scenery is prairie with the elevation of the state rising upward as you start at the Missouri river in the east and move your way to the west towards Colorado and Wyoming. An exception to the Corn Husker State's monolithic prairie scenery is found in an area known as the Sand Hills. The Sand Hills lie in the north-central part of the state and comprise a region of sand dunes anchored by grasses that cover about 18,000 sq miles.
Leaving the city life, you will be taken on some nice twisty roads that will wind you down to the Platte River. Along the way you can see the boaters on the river in the summer and the beautiful…
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This trip takes you from the sandhill grasslands in the northwest corner of the state across the prairie going east. This is wide open country with slight hills and the Nebraska National Forest about…
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The road starts straight, but turns to curvy, in and out of the hills, and follows the Missouri River.
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This route is 9.3 miles of road that is full of rolling hills, loose and sharp curves,with hilltops over looking valleys of tall trees and small quaint ponds. At the top of the hills you can see for…
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Runs along west side of Missouri River. Hills and some great views!
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This route follows the same path as the famous Oregon trail and if you get out and walk around at some of the parks along the route you will actually see wagon ruts left from all the pioneers heading…
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This route has a lot of scenery to offer - rock outcroppings, mini-mountains, sand hills, pronghorn sheep, mule deer, coyotes. Much better scenery than might be expected in Nebraska!
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Sandhills as far as you can see. You'll see huge roller coaster hills, windmills and cows and many small lakes along the way.
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The Eastern tip of this trip will take you into the beginnings of the Sandhills, while the Western portion is in the rolling plains. The best part of this trip, without a doubt, is Devil's Den. This…
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Route full of tree covered roads with tall steep banks on the northern side that open up into a wide open prairie with small lakes and swamp land. Perfect for slowing down and enjoying the beauty of…
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The Eastern tip of this trip will take you into the beginnings of the Sandhills, while the Western portion is in the rolling plains. The best part of this trip, without a doubt, is Devil's Den. This…
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This was the most tedious part of the trip. The road slowly descends down the
Wyoming range and flattens out in western NE.
Lots of flat farmland and pastures, broken up by the excitement…
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This route goes through several small towns which gives you a chance to sample non-chain cafes and restaurants.
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Along this route you'll see the Missiouri River, Desoto Lake ( which is really a river connected from Missiouri River one point to another).You'll go through Desoto National Wildlife Refuge. In it…
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