Proof that Chimney Rock is enjoyable at any speed: One early morning, Matthias from France came to run the trails. He ran the perimeter trails A & C twice in 28 minutes!

WanderNebraska Check In: How many sites have YOU been to? There are 217 for you to visit! This year's program runs now through September 30. Find your next Nebraska adventure at wandernebraska.com

Bakers beware! For more than a century, cooking up this dessert could have landed you in hot water in one Nebraska town. #TriviaTuesday

Last week, Nebraska Game & Parks Wildlife Biologist Olivia DaRugna conducted a bumble bee survey on the trails surrounding Chimney Rock. She caught 24 bumble bees, including Southern Plains (species of Greatest Conservation Need in Nebraska), American, and a Brown-belted.

This week’s #WanderWednesday takes us to the Gothenburg Historical Museum! Explore their archive of local newspapers and discover displays of memorabilia that bring the area’s history to life. wandernebraska.com/explore/Gothen…

Rich from Omaha stopped by the Chimney Rock Visitor's Center on a hot afternoon to show off his 1948 Willys Jeep CJ2A. Made specifically for agriculture work on the farm, this vintage car still has the original motor under the hood!

Newlyweds Conrad from Idaho and Jane from Gering made Chimney Rock a honeymoon stop just eight days after their wedding. This was Conrad's first visit to Chimney Rock in 50 years!

One Nebraskan was in for a surprise when they found an animal they never expected to see in Nebraska. Do you know the answer to today's #TriviaTuesday?

Today is World Architecture Day! Nebraska's historic buildings are storytellers. From courthouses and schools to barns and factories, our state's architecture captures the way communities have lived and worked for centuries. What is your favorite historic building in Nebraska?

Today, there are dozens of radio stations across the state. Do you know the first radio station to receive its license in Nebraska? #TriviaTuesday

Ready to make your mark? The Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation invites you to join the Cottonwood Society, a passionate community shaping Nebraska’s history for the future. Join today and help keep Nebraska’s legacy alive. nshsf.org/donate/cottonw…

This year's #WanderNebraska has drawn to a close and it's time to secure your prizes. Don't forget to mail your completed maps to the Nebraska State Historical Society by October 15!

In 2026, a new skyscraper will take the crown as the tallest building in Nebraska. For now, do you know the name of the current tallest building in the state?

Show your state spirit and help preserve history! Limited-edition Bugeater tees are just $50 (L & XL only). Every dollar benefits the NSHSF—don’t wait, these won’t last long! nshsf.org/bugeaters-shir…

October is American Archives month. Local libraries, historical societies and museums across the country are the backbone of preserving our history. From news articles and advertisements to genealogy, there are so many things for you to explore and discover!

This endangered insect is found only in a few small saline wetlands in Nebraska, and is one of the rarest insects in North America. #TriviaTuesday

Be part of something bigger. The Cottonwood Society is your chance to join a community that does more than remember history, also protecting, celebrating, and carrying it forward. nshsf.org/donate/cottonw…

Celebrate the spirit of the Bugeaters! Every tee sold helps preserve Nebraska history. Get yours in sizes L & XL for $50 plus shipping. Snag yours today! nshsf.org/bugeaters-shir…

Scholarship applications are now open for our Nebraskans of World War II Scholarship Fund and the Pearl Harbor Remembrance Award. Visit our website for the full list of eligible districts. nshsf.org/projects/schol…

A spooky #TriviaTuesday as Halloween approaches: What building in northwest Nebraska is said to be one of the most haunted hotels in the state?