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Visit Sioux County, the land of big adventure and panoramic vistas. Meet authentic cowboys, genuine, friendly people and enjoy scenery unrivaled in the state. Our natural beauty provides breathtaking views in Sowbelly Canyon... the Oglala National Grasslands and miles of untouched landscape. Deer, elk and antelope still roam, along with turkey and many other bird species. Come see fossils, wildlife, one of the best true-western apparel stores, unique dining and lodging opportunities and world-class museums. Visit Sioux County, Nebraska and explore for yourself... partner.
HIGH PLAINS HOMESTEAD E-mail: drifter@highplainshomestead.com Sage Motel & Corral Camp Full hookups E-mail: sageman1944@hotmail.com The Harrison House Hotel & Summit
Room
Our Heritage Guest Ranch Bed & Breakfast
Located at: 1041 Toadstool Road Mail to: 106 Linn Street
Crawford, Nebraska 69339
308-665-2810 (evenings) 308-430-1239 (cell)
E-mail
mjnorman@bbcwb.net
web-site
www.vacation-ranch.com
Hillside Service 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday WESTCO Harrison, NE69346 308-430-1489 Propane for the traveler Security First Bank 289 Main Street Harrison, NE 69346 308-668-2436 Full banking services , Money wire transfers, 24 hour ATM, Credit card cash advances
HIGH PLAINS HOMESTEAD. E-mail: drifter@highplainshomestead.com Jory Bob's Longhorn Saloon The Harrison House Hotel & Summit
Room Kountry Baskets
Pictures Mor Whiteaker's Store Kountry Baskets Herren Bros Hardware E-mail: DickHB46@yahoo.com
Church of the Nativity Catholic Church
Harrison Bible Church
Memorial United Methodist Church Redeemer Lutheran Church 3rd and Rose Street
Harrison, NE
69346
Pastor James
Martin
308-665-2058 for
service times
Hudson-Meng Bison Kill
Information:
bison@hudson-meng.org 308-665-3900 or 605-745-6017 Agate Fossil Beds National Monument Oglala National Grasslands http://www.fs.fed.us/r2/nebraska/units/prrd/oglala.html
HIGH PLAINS HOMESTEAD E-mail: drifter@highplainshomestead.com Sioux County Historical Society/Museum Main Street Harrison, NE 69346 Telling the story of Sioux County from settlement through the 21st century Open May 31st through Labor day 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.; Sundays 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. 308-668-2110
June 7th, 2008 Harrison High School Rodeo & Garage Sale Daze Roping Club roping to follow Rodeo Contact number 308-665-2241 June 17th - 20th, 2008 Harrison Bible Camp Rodeo Contact number 308-668-9452 July 29th - August 3rd, 2008 2008 Sioux County Fair & Rodeo Contact number 308-665-2428
Encompassing an area of over 2,000 square miles, Sioux County lies in the extreme northwest corner of Nebraska. The topography is characteristic of the High Plains region with rolling prairie tablelands and deeply dissected escarpments and buttes. Major watersheds of northern Sioux County include Hat Creek and the White River. The Niobrara River flows through the central portion of the county. The pine ridges, buttes, grasslands and badlands are beautiful and the backdrop of the big adventure that is Sioux County. Harrison, (population 279) is the county seat and the only incorporated village in Sioux County. At the highest elevation of any Nebraska town (4,876 feet), Harrison bills itself as "Nebraska's Top Town".
- Sowbelly Canyon - Coffee Park - Inspiration Point - Gilbert Baker Area - State Pond - Buffalo Bill-Yellow Hand Monument - Cheyenne Outbreak 1879 - Fort Laramie - Fort Robinson Trail - Coffee Siding marker To receive your map, locating each of these additional Sioux County points of interest, please contact: Aaron Cross,308-668-2428 Sioux Co. Extension Office, County Court House, Harrison, NE 69346
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