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and <Ctrl><-> for Smaller Text on most newer browsers Sandhill Crane Migration Pictures + 2 Videos of Thousands coming in to land on the Platte River + Updated Viewing Tips Smith Falls State Park and Smith Falls
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The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission established the 250 acre Smith Falls State Park in May of 1992 to protect and preserve the unique biological and scenic importance of the Tallest Waterfall Smith Falls Site and "biological museum" forest area, as well as popular canoeing on the unspoiled Niobrara River that runs through the park where overnight camping is available.
Smith Falls Park trail to
tallest waterfall in Nebraska + Interesting moved and restored 1910 Historic Steel walking bridge over Niobrara River. Adjacent to Scenic Picnic & Camping areas
Smith Falls Waterfall Video Clip with sounds of Smith Falls
- Nebraska's tallest waterfall + stream down to Niobrara River.
Click > above to play Smith Falls Waterfall Video.
Click this link to play the Smith Falls Waterfall Video at YouTube video. (You will also be able to see the links to our other Nebraska Travels "Deer Fight" and "Deer Running in Back Yard" Videos Hosted there and play them if you wish)
Boardwalk walking trail up to Nebraska's tallest Waterfall viewing area in Smith Falls State Park on the Niobrara River. Beautiful Scenic Trail - much of it overlooking Niobrara River or stream from Smith Falls Waterfall.
See this link for the very Informative Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Web Site pages on Smith Falls State Park which includes information on Smith Falls State Park primitive and other camping facilities and reservations, day use picnic sites, and camping by canoers on the Niobrara River + pay showers. The Site even includes a 5.1Meg Video Tour of the Smith Falls water fall area and Smith Falls State Park facilities.
The Smith Falls Park Office is open Memorial Day - Labor Day. The posted hours as of 4-29-2015 are below: (The Office had closed for season when we were there on this trip a few years ago - See their web site above or call for updated Park + Niobrara canoeing and overnight camping Info.)
Smith Fall's Office Hours: Memorial Day - Labor Day:
- Sun - Thurs 8 a.m. -10 p.m.
- Friday & Saturday 8 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Call the Nebraska Game & Parks Commission in Lincoln, NE for more info at:
1-800-826-7275 or the Smith Falls Park Office at 1-402-376-1306 for camping reservations.
Stream from Smith Falls, Nebraska's tallest Waterfall down to Niobrara River that runs next to the boardwalk trail up to the Falls.
We would rate the very Scenic Smith Falls State Park on the Niobrara River and the Smith Falls tallest water fall in Nebraska as a "Must See" in any Northern or Western Nebraska Sandhills road trip that takes you near Valentine, NE and the peaceful Niobrara River in your Nebraska Travels.
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