Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Nebraska

While in Nebraska, you might enjoy a visit to:

A giant log arch stretches across I-80 and contains an oddly overblown, multi-million-dollar, multimedia extravaganza about traveling through Nebraska.

A plaque marks the spawning spot of the original energy drink.

Appropriately in a town that calls itself the Klown Kapital of Nebraska. The spelling has a significance in this krazy town.

Part of a failed motel and campground. Who wouldn't want to sleep in a wood teepee?

The whole glorious history of wheeled walking and the sport of roller skating is revealed.

One guy pinned by an arrow? We wouldn't even bother you about it. But two guys... and brothers? That's something that really does deserve a monument.

Before Roland Sherman died in 2007, he spent about 20 years making odd sculptures on a sandstone cliff near his home. He didn't talk about it, and now he isn't around to explain it.

A gazebo marks the spot where our 38th President was born, and displays some Gerald R. Ford mementoes, such as his golf clubs.

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