Scotts Bluff, National Monument (Nebraska, USA) Reviews
Newest Review: ... and Scotts Bluff. WHAT CAN YOU DO THERE There are no camping facilities nor indeed are there any cafes or other food supplies within the park. There are cold drinks machines in the visitor centre. There is also a drinking fountain near the Saddle Rock trailhead and toilets near the visitor centre. There is NOTHING in the way of water, restrooms or anything at the summit; you just go to enjoy the view. You can drive up to the summit during daylight hours as stated above but you can only walk or cycle on the road during daylight hours when cars are NOT allowed so you have to be pretty speedy! There are walking trails though so that is wher... more
Customer Scotts Bluff, National Monument (Nebraska, USA) Reviews (1)
by - written on 09/01/12 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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Scott's Bluff National Park Nebraska WHERE IS IT? In the state of Nebraska just off the Old Oregon trail known today as State Highway 92 West. It is clearly marked by signs off Highway 71 and is three miles west of Gering, Nebraska. A while back I wrote a review on Chimney Rock, which is east of Scotts Bluff and that was the most famous natural landmark to the emigrants. Chimney Rock was mentioned in more emigrant diaries than any other natural feature but this rock feature known as Scotts Bluff was a close second. WHAT MAKES THIS SPECIAL? As you might realise we spent some weeks in the USA following some of the pioneer trails ... Read the complete review
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