Great Plains Cultural Learning Trail - Park in Kearney - Unnamed Road, USA

A don't miss part of I80. Well worth the stop. Missed it on our way west, glad we were able to visit on our way back east. This was a great place to stop and I believe it would be interesting for children 7 and up depending on how much they enjoy learning. Had some fanominal sculptures with such detail and had a story to go with each. Take the time to do the entire place. We spent about 3 hours and could have stayed longer. Gives you a real perspective of how we got to where we are today. Highly recommend

I came on a Sunday so the Archway bldg was closed. But the outside walks told a lovely story. The water was an amazing blue. And the walk is also a bike path for the local area. It also has a bicycle repair station, very nice. I'll have to come back and see the history inside.

Totally surprised! You have to pay a fee to up, but the value of it is totally worth it. It is almost like it is hidden in plain sight. Great displays, lots of artifacts and just a cool layout. It's like a less-than-one- hour history lesson on America's move across North America. Oh. Check out the speed gun.

Pretty nice. Was surprised. A little too much talking. There were several places where the recording could be edited down to a normal person's attention span. Seemed pretty well taken care of. Not real crowded. Unique idea.

Very interesting place, lots to learn about and see. It a great place to stop stretch your legs, have a picnic, or just a great destination.

Nice souvenirs. Would have loved to take the tour, but you don't accept pets. I have 2 small Boston terrier terriers I travel with. Would've been nice to stay longer and sirens more money, but guess not. Change your policy so next time I can do so.

This is a great place for a relaxing evening walk. It also has a bike pump and repair station available at the other end of the bridge that is free and available to anyone at any time. There are benches along the path that were an Eagle Scout project in 2014 and because it is mostly paved or well maintained, it is wheelchair accessible. It's also a great place to view the sunset.

So glad I went there! The exhibits, audio tour and movies were educational and entertaining!