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Brush up on your vegetation skills before your flight to Nebraska. It’s no secret that agriculture is the backbone of this state – they don’t call the people in Nebraska “cornhuskers” for nothing. But, travelers booking flights to Nebraska will have more to do than chuck corn during their visit.
Book a flight to Nebraska and you're likely to get up close and personal with cattle and wildlife. Eight state parks are common ground to millions of travelers on Nebraska flights every year. Be careful on the hiking trails – bison, eagles, and antelope are common trail-goers.
Don’t worry if corn doesn’t fuel your taste buds – Nebraska has more to offer than hungry traveler than just variations of its plentiful agriculture. Sit down to a Spam (canned meat) dinner, which was first in Nebraska and wash it back with Kool-Aid, invented in Nebraska in 1927. Book a flight to Nebraska for a chance to sample all these tasty treats.
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Peak Season:
Labor Day through Memorial Day is the peak season, but it does not get overly crowded and Nebraska flights and hotel prices are not as high as you would normally see in a peak season.
Omaha is particularly busy in June when the college baseball World Series comes to town. Lincoln is especially busy on football weekends.
Fall is another popular season with a number of fairs and harvest festivals.
Off Season:
The winter weather and difficult driving make this the low season and cheap flights to Nebraska are commonly found. The spring weather, however, tends to be pleasant and you can find places where peak-season prices are not yet in effect.
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Buses and trains cross Nebraska from east to west on a regular basis. To really see the state you need a car. I-80 is the fastest and least scenic route across the state, Hwy-2 offers lots of scenery, and US 26 in the panhandle goes along the Oregon Trail.
Downtown Omaha has bus service Sunday through Friday, and Lincoln runs local buses as well.
Apart from Omaha and Lincoln, Nebraska is mostly uninhabited prairie, with lots of options for outdoor and river activities. Also check out the Cowboy Trail, which provides a network of good cycling, hiking, and horseback-riding trails.
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Eppley Airfield (OMA)
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Willa CatherOne of the “great American novels” tells the story of the Bergsons, a family of Swedish immigrants living in farm country in Nebraska.
Stephen R. JonesA collection of essays about various different aspects of the Nebraska Sandhills.
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