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From your doorstep you will enjoy majestic views of Lake McConaughy, or as it is known to the locals, “Big Mac.”
Lake McConaughy is Nebraska’s largest lake and provides 30,000 surface acres for everything from sailing and boating to fishing, swimming and camping along the white sand beaches.
The nature enthusiast will enjoy the abundant wildlife and wildflowers that make Lake McConaughy their home. From deer to many bird species that include the endangered Interior Least Tern and the Piping Plover, this area truly provides outdoor recreation at its best.
And at the end of your day, you can sit back and take in the sunsets, peace and tranquility of the Great Plains in west-central Nebraska.
Ogallala, Nebraska is located in west-central Nebraska along Interstate 80, or about 9 miles South of Lake McConaughy.
Ogallala has a population of 4,737 and is the county seat of Keith County, Nebraska. This picture perfect town is full of history, once being a stop on the Pony Express and later a stop of the Transcontinental Railroad.
From Ogallala’s historic Front Street Museum, to diners, restaurants, golfing and of course, Lake McConaughy, you are sure to fall in love with Ogallalans and their hospitality.
Nebraska is home to the prairies of the Great Plains, the towering Sandhills and dramatic rock formations including Chimney Rock and Scotts Bluff National Monument. But that is not all this geographic masterpiece has to offer!
Nebraska is also home to the five time college football Nation Champion Cornhuskers, the College Baseball World Series and last but not least, Kool-Aid was invented in Hastings, Nebraska.
From the rich history to the friendly wave from your neighbor, you are sure to call Nebraska “home” after no time at all.
