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The Route: From just north of Omaha to South Sioux City along US Highway 75.
The View: Wooded bluffs, open bottom lands, bountiful cropland, and historic waterways.
The Adventure: Western history, American Indian culture, steamboat artifacts, and the first military post west of the Missouri River.
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TIRED OF HIGH FUEL PRICES?
DISCOVER things to do close to home.
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Byway Contest Winners!  The Lewis & Clark Scenic Byway recently sponsored a "Why My Town Is Special" contest. Three North Bend Elementary School students were chosen as the winners. Jacki Minarick, Jack Post, Jake Wietfeld and their teacher, Bev Grueber, attended the March 22nd Byway monthly meeting. Donna Goodier (pictured on right) presented an award certificate and $50.00 prize money to each student. Conversations with the fourth graders revealed the park, swimming pool and ballfield are popular North Bend attractions. The students had lunch in Fremont after the meeting. Congratulations to these winners! Click here to read the winning essays.
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September 19, 2009 Star Gazing, Wine Tasting & Dinner, Big Cottonwood Winery, Tekamah. For more information call 402-374-2656.
September 20, 2009 Fontanelle Town Hall Open House, 11a.m.-3p.m. Washington County Historical Association, Fort Calhoun. For more information call 402-468-5740.
October 4-5, 2009 North Hills Pottery Tour includes stops at Too Far North in Fort Calhoun and Herman's Big Table Studios. For more information visit www.omahanorthhillspotterytour.com.
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September 16, 2009
10:00 Lewis & Clark Scenic Byway Meeting
Nebraska Loess Hills RC&D Council Office
408 North Oakland Avenue
Oakland, NE 68045
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Enjoy the Lewis and Clark Scenic Byway Audio CD or the Travel Notebook while planning your trip and exploring the Byway. Order yours today! |
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