Looking to the south from Panorama Point, one can see into Colorado.
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The rolling prairies of Nebraska are easily visible from Panorama Point in southwest Kimball County.
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The bison keep a watchful eye on visitors to the High Point Bison Ranch in southwestern Kimball County.
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The view to the west of Panorama Point spreads off into Wyoming.
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High Point Bison Ranch is home to not only the highest natural point in Nebraska, but also a bison herd. Much of the land to the south of Panorama Point is dotted with wind turbines.
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A marker indicates the highest natural elevation point in Nebraska at Panorama Point near Bushnell. The spot, located on a working bison ranch is 5,424 feet above sea level.
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A sign marks the entrance road off County Road 5 south of Bushnell where Panorama Point, the highest natural elevation in Nebraska, can be accesses. The $3 entry fee helps the ranch owners keep the trail to the high point marker maintained.
Nebraska, known more for rolling prairies than dramatic vistas, is home to a point where the elevation is higher than that of Denver, the famed Mile High City.
High Point Bison Ranch is home to not only the highest natural point in Nebraska, but also a bison herd. Much of the land to the south of Panorama Point is dotted with wind turbines.
A marker indicates the highest natural elevation point in Nebraska at Panorama Point near Bushnell. The spot, located on a working bison ranch is 5,424 feet above sea level.
A sign marks the entrance road off County Road 5 south of Bushnell where Panorama Point, the highest natural elevation in Nebraska, can be accesses. The $3 entry fee helps the ranch owners keep the trail to the high point marker maintained.