The purpose of the Nebraska Passport Program is to help travelers from far and wide to discover Nebraska’s hidden gems! The program will inspire Nebraskans and tourists throughout the state to collect stamps and earn prizes, while also supporting Nebraska’s tourism destinations and local businesses! In 2021, the program reported a record breaking 1,322 participants that made it to every stop.
HOW THE PASSPORT WORKS
Participants receive a stamp at each location, either in the Nebraska Passport booklet or a digital stamp on the Nebraska Passport app.
Booklets begin printing in March and will be mailed out starting early April or you can pick up a booklet at any location after May 1st.
There is no fee to participate in the Nebraska Passport program and there is no purchase necessary to receive Passport stamps at the Passport stops!
- 2022 Nebraska Passport booklets are available for request here.
- The 2022 Nebraska Passport app update will be available for both iPhones and Androids on May 1, 2022. Simply search for “Nebraska Passport 2022” in your app store.
The 2022 Passport will feature 70 attractions in 10 themed categories. This year’s program represents 51 communities spanning the entire state!
What can the Crane Trust Nature and Visitor Center offer the 2022 Nebraska Passport Program participants?
Come inside the center to discover our interactive Flyway Map including a room filled with taxidermy migratory species, shop the Crimson Crown Gift Shop and view magnificent photographs and art in the Hornady Art Gallery! When you venture outside you’ll encounter the butterfly garden, a small research herd of American bison along the path to a 35-foot observation tower which is near two footbridges leading to roughly 10 miles of nature trails along the Platte River.
