This is a beautiful brown sculpture that overtake several blocks of downtown Omaha, Nebraska. The work is really exquisite and reminds us of the frontier days in this part of the country. Most definitely a place to visit while tourist in town

The beautiful sculptures are nice to behold but difficult to visit since the "park" has no parking and is really only big enough for the sculptures. Those staying in nearby hotels or visiting nearby places can walk to see the sculptures; otherwise, the trouble to find a parking spot and figure out the pay meter takes as much time as walking around the exhibits. A few free, short-term parking spots would help more visitors to spend a few minutes here.

The First National Parks are located around several blocks in downtown Omaha. The Pioneer Courage Park with a wagon train heading west is situated at Capitol and 14th – 15th Streets and is linked to The Spirit of Nebraska’s Wilderness at Dodge and 16th Street. The latter actually continues inside the First National Bank Tower Winter Garden Atrium. The parks are linked by some great bison sculptures along 15th Street and the entire area forms a very impressive sculpture park with several impressive bronze and stainless steel sculptures. It is possible to walk around and enjoy the beautiful artwork for free and this is definitely a must-see in Omaha.