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Two Rivers State Park

Near: Waterloo, NE (Weather)
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Mileage		 8 Difficulty: Easy Trail
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Trail Description Two Rivers State Park near Venice, Nebraska has wonderful horse paths in the wildlife management area along the Platte River. You may also ride through the park and view the various small lakes that make up Two Rivers. No marked trails. If riding on the sandbars, be cautious of sink holes. Do not ride through campgrounds. The horse staging area was enlarged and is straight west of the Caboose park. Primitive camping is available. Water in camp area; vault toilet to come soon. Weekends are busy with campers and fisherman, so you may get stopped a lot by people asking to pet the horses. Hunting is permitted. Some areas closed to riding during hunting season. Watch signage closely. Take 264th Street south 1 miles off of Hwy. 92. For information, call 402.359.5165. Courtesy Horsetrailriders.com
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Campground Primitive, no marked sites. Tie horses to trailer or set up portable fencing.
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Nebraska Game & Parks

, NE
Directions From Omaha, take Hwy 92 (Center St) west. From Hwy 92, turn north on 264th St. Go one mile. Follow signs.
This information was provided by tvasa on 5/7/2012 5:29:47 AM

Notes on Difficulty Rating:  
 Easy (Gently sloping or level terrain; trails are groomed or wide open; shallow or no creek crossings. ) 
 More Difficult (Moderate hills over consistent surface; possibly some narrow trails and short steeper slopes) 
 Rigorous (Easy to More Difficult for rider but physically challenging for horse such as on a level surface through deep sand) 
 Challenging (Possible rocky, uneven surface, steep slopes, uncleared trails, faster flowing streams and other obstacles that lead to more difficult riding for rider and horse)