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Spanning the state from its eastern to western borders on U.S. Highway 30, this 400-mile byway is part of the original Lincoln Highway—America’s first transcontinental artery between San Francisco and New York.The View Abundant farmland, historic pathways and rivers, scenic valleys, parks, lakes, and awe-inspiring golf courses. The Adventure Wagon ruts along the Oregon, Mormon, and California Trails. The Platte River Valley, the world’s largest reclassification yard, Buffalo Bill’s Scout’s Rest Ranch, Lake McConaughy, farmers’ markets, vineyards, and birding. Route directions: Start in Blair 15 miles (:25) west on US-30 to Arlington 9 miles (:15) west on US-30 to Fremont 17 miles (:25) west on US-30 to North Bend 15 miles (:20) west on US-30 to Schuyler 5 miles (:05) west on US-30 to Columbus 35 miles (:50) west on US-30 to Central City 25 miles (:35) west on US-30 to Grand Island 13 miles (:20) west on US-30 to Wood River 13 miles (:20) west on US-30 to Gibbon 13 miles (:25) west on US-30 to Kearney 17 miles (:25) west on US-30 to Elm Creek 9 miles (:15) west on US-30 to Overton 14 miles (:20) west on US-30 to Lexington 14 miles (:20) west on US-30 to Cozad 13 miles (:20) west on US-30 to Gothenburg 13 miles (:20) west on US-30 to Brady 9 miles (:15) west on US-30 to Maxwell 15 miles (:20) west on US-30 to North Platte 15 miles (:20) west on US-30 to Hershey 8 miles (:10) west on US-30 to Sutherland 12 miles (:20) west on US-30 to Paxton 20 miles (:30) west on US-30 to Ogallala 35 miles (:50) west on US-30 to Chappell 10 miles (:15) west on US-30 to Lodgepole 17 miles (:25) west on US-30 to Sidney 22 miles (:30) west on US-30 to Potter 20 miles (:25) west on US-30 to Kimball |
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Spanning the state from its eastern to western borders on U.S. Highway 30, this 400-mile byway is part of the original Lincoln Highway—America’s first transcontinental artery between San Francisco and New York.