Traveling Through Nebraska: Bluestem State Recreation Area
Located approximately 5 miles south of the intersection of Nebraska Highway 27 and County Road 603 near Ainsworth, Nebraska, Bluestem State Recreation Area is a sprawling 767-acre park within the U.S. state of Nebraska's recreation area system. Established in 196 (establishment year subject to change) and managed by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, the park's name 'Bluestem' is in honor of the beautiful grasses that abound on the upland areas surrounding the area.
Sitting on the Niobrara Divide in the northern Sandhills region of Nebraska, the unique combination of soil, water and climatic conditions within the Bluestem State Recreation Area nurtures an abundance of various flora species that seem difficult to find in areas covered by other soil types. Primarily made of bluestem, grama, and ryegrasses and consisting of upland and meadows with small groves, including both Ash and Burr Oak and green ash and water-spruce trees, this Bluestem recreation area supports growth of the very unique or highly rare natural flora of Nebraska.
During his detailed observations over the period 1916 through 1948 the historian the American Dinosaur naturalist Frantz, among numerous instances of the more typical animals typical, detailed some 200 species of native wildlife present within this ecosystem also recorded including, wildlife roaming freely which abound throughout the Sandhills including mammals birds, alligators. This would be of interest to the geologist or the traveler who also loves studying wildlife.
Operating and recreation services can be accessed year-round at the numerous lakes with the average elevation of lakes at about fourteen hundred feet above the average water level, however, because of the fact that seasonal change affects weather conditions between lakes during varying periods of year including from melting glacial drift off or year the temperature change rising or fall the visitor availability is somewhat variable at operating centers at Bluestem Area, including such basic amenities as groceries lodging, service stations with maintenance and auto repair shops. There seems to be numerous free open spaces and designated points open in each center which one might access without cost although one is advised to confirm specific hours year-round
Operating within fixed park periods, Bluestem Visitors can freely engage through many outdoor leisure or adventure entertainment provisions activities provided, some including large group settings also through year sponsored festivals and games, which could for potential increase one's information levels about similar provision locations, where one could freely view of the same.
Culturally important, within Bluestem the Nebraskan geographic historical and wildlife impact is a place found mostly where many U.s citizens could apply their minds regarding on what the land had in history meaning over several geological history years within the country and that seems especially at the wildlife state regional areas mostly to ensure that history impact at country history periods some meaning continues during that.
Accessibility is typical of the big U.S urban transport system which effectively gives options for transporting the public during regular hours.
Sitting on the Niobrara Divide in the northern Sandhills region of Nebraska, the unique combination of soil, water and climatic conditions within the Bluestem State Recreation Area nurtures an abundance of various flora species that seem difficult to find in areas covered by other soil types. Primarily made of bluestem, grama, and ryegrasses and consisting of upland and meadows with small groves, including both Ash and Burr Oak and green ash and water-spruce trees, this Bluestem recreation area supports growth of the very unique or highly rare natural flora of Nebraska.
During his detailed observations over the period 1916 through 1948 the historian the American Dinosaur naturalist Frantz, among numerous instances of the more typical animals typical, detailed some 200 species of native wildlife present within this ecosystem also recorded including, wildlife roaming freely which abound throughout the Sandhills including mammals birds, alligators. This would be of interest to the geologist or the traveler who also loves studying wildlife.
Operating and recreation services can be accessed year-round at the numerous lakes with the average elevation of lakes at about fourteen hundred feet above the average water level, however, because of the fact that seasonal change affects weather conditions between lakes during varying periods of year including from melting glacial drift off or year the temperature change rising or fall the visitor availability is somewhat variable at operating centers at Bluestem Area, including such basic amenities as groceries lodging, service stations with maintenance and auto repair shops. There seems to be numerous free open spaces and designated points open in each center which one might access without cost although one is advised to confirm specific hours year-round
Operating within fixed park periods, Bluestem Visitors can freely engage through many outdoor leisure or adventure entertainment provisions activities provided, some including large group settings also through year sponsored festivals and games, which could for potential increase one's information levels about similar provision locations, where one could freely view of the same.
Culturally important, within Bluestem the Nebraskan geographic historical and wildlife impact is a place found mostly where many U.s citizens could apply their minds regarding on what the land had in history meaning over several geological history years within the country and that seems especially at the wildlife state regional areas mostly to ensure that history impact at country history periods some meaning continues during that.
Accessibility is typical of the big U.S urban transport system which effectively gives options for transporting the public during regular hours.
