Rock Creek Station – Place to visit on the Pony Express, Oregon & California national historic trails

Description

The Rock Creek Station was once a popular stage stop for trail travelers and also served as a Pony Express station. Today, the state historical park welcomes visitors to enjoy 350 acres of prairie hilltops, timber-studded creek bottoms, and rugged ravines. The park’s visitor center displays numerous artifacts that piece together more than a century of visitors, from trail travelers to the notorious gunfighter “Wild Bill” Hickock.

Managed by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, outdoornebraska.gov.

Duration

2 minutes, 17 seconds

Credit

NPS Video/Footage produced by Wellpage, with additional footage courtesy of Nebraska Game & Parks Commission and Nebraska Public Media.

Date Created

10/16/2024

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