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Scott's Bluff
National Monument |
The monument is located on the high plains of western Nebraska |
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| Scott’s Bluff National Monument is an area rich in history as the early pioneers traveled by this unique landmark on their way to Oregon. Enjoy hiking, picnicking, scenic drives, wildlife viewing and grand views off of the bluff. Continue reading for further Scott’s Bluff National Monument information.
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Uniqueness - A prominent natural landmark for emigrants on the Oregon Trail, Scotts Bluff, Mitchell Pass and the adjacent prairie lands are set aside in a 3,000 acre national monument. This site preserves the memo... (click here for more)
Facts - The Oregon Trail Museum is open year round generally 8:00am - 5:00pm. It is located in the Visitor Center. There are permanent exhibits on the Westward movement, periodic temporary displays, traveling... (click here for more)
Be Equipped - It is generally sunny, hot and dry in the summer. In late summer the weather is extremely variable with occasional afternoon thunderstorms. It is generally windy and cold in winter. Wear comfortable c... (click here for more)
Wildlife Warnings - Like all the reptiles of the Monument the western prairie rattlesnake is considered common, but not abundant. Visitors should stay on the Monument’s asphalt trails to protect themselves from accidenta... (click here for more)
Fees - Vehicles are charged $5.00-7 days. Motorcycles are $3.00-7 days. There is a local Annual Park Pass of $15.00 valid at Ft. Laramie, Agate Fossil Beds and Scotts Bluff National Monument.... (click here for more)
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