My Favorite Hwy In Nebraska HWY 2 Enjoy!

[Ohio Joe]

If you like the wide open spaces / this is a great drive HWY 2 here in Nebraska... My wife and I just love taking this Hwy when we travel. And although the video is only 11 minutes long / we spend at least 6 hours on Hwy 2 when we travel "west to east" and vise-versa... 

 

And another great Nebraska video;

[Nessmuk]

Here I thought all Nebraska was as flat as Kansas,  I was really wrong about that. Very nice video, Joe, Thanks for sharing.

[Ohio Joe]

You're welcome Nessmuk, glad you enjoyed them.

I live in the western part of Nebraska, (along the Pine Ridge) and we have buttes like you wouldn't believe. I'll have to see if I can find a video of the Pine Ridge to post... 

[Ohio Joe]

Here's some pictures of western Nebraska's "Pine Ridge" where I live and roam... 

https://www.summitpost.org/nebraska-s-pine-ridge/474261

[Nessmuk]

That looks like southeastern Colorado, except it's green! Impressive!!

[Ohio Joe]

As soon as decent weather gets here - my wife and I have plenty more hiking (and more exploring) planned through them.  'course, we've been exploring them for well over 30 years. It never gets old!

[LongWalker]

Here I thought all Nebraska was as flat as Kansas,  I was really wrong about that. Very nice video, Joe, Thanks for sharing.

I live in the Platte Valley again, but work about 45 miles north.  In the evenings I watch the hills probably more than I should, and the road not enough.  One evening in November, I saw mule deer, antelope, elk, and some of those *$%^ invasive whitetails that should be exterminated.  No buffalo though. . . .

[Winter Hawk]

The times I've driven through Nebraska it was the l-o-n-g-e-s-t state to go through, I swear!  Saw some hills towards the South-Western corner, climbing up into Wyoming.  Stopped at Cabela's there when it was the only store they had.  I wouldn't mind going back there, except i don't think my Sweetie would appreciate moving again! 

~Kees~

[Ohio Joe]

It's a long drive from western Nebraska to Eastern Nebraska, and I've always hated the thought of driving south to pickup I-80 / so I just angle my way across on Hwy 2, and sometimes Hwy 20 until I don't have far to drop down to pickup I-80... But all in all, it's the two lane State Hwy's that I like to drive as one gets to see the countryside so much more. It just feels more "homey" to me.