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Scotts Bluff National MonumentView of Crown Rock from the north. Photo by Jonathan S. Garcia.
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Scotts Bluff National Monument
Nearby Attractions
 

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE AREAS                                            

Agate Fossil Beds National Monument (52 miles)
(308) 668-2211

Chimney Rock National Historic Site (23 miles)
(308) 586-2581

Fort Laramie National Historic Site (50 miles)
(307) 837-2221

Mount Rushmore National Memorial (207 miles)
(605) 574-2523

Wind Cave National Park  (175 miles)
(605) 745-4600

OTHER ATTRACTIONS                                                              

Fort Robinson State Park (75 miles)
(308) 665-2900

Wyobraska Natural History Museum (3 miles)
(308) 436-7104

North Platte Valley Museum (3 miles)
(308) 436-5411

Wildcat Hills Nature Center (10 miles)
(308) 436-3777

CITY INFORMATION (lodging, restaurants, etc.)                    

Scottsbluff/Gering United Chamber of Commerce
(308) 632-2133
Chimney Rock near Bayard, Nebraska
Do you see what I see?
On a clear day, one can see Chimney Rock from the Summit of Scotts Bluff - 23 miles to the east!
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The Murphy wagon to the west of the Visitor Center
Hike the Oregon Trail
Be sure to enjoy the view of Scotts Bluff from the historic Oregon Trail roadbed
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Eagle Rock at the Scotts Bluff National Monument  

Did You Know?
When Scotts Bluff National Monument was established in 1919, it was believed to be the highest point in Nebraska. The highest point is actually in Kimball County near the Colorado state line.

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Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:22 EST