The Spirit of Nebraska’s Wilderness and Pioneer Courage Park depicts the pioneers and the buffalo and geese are amazing works of art. There are over 60 statues in the park and in the neighboring city blocks. They are beautiful! Worth seeing if you are in...More

The sculptures were very lifelike. They are made of bronze. They are all very big and look almost real. The artist really did a great job depicting the westward movement of our country. I was fascinated that they were so true to life. It was...More

It is across the street from the headquarters building for the Union Pacific Railroad and consists of a series of sculptures depicting the migration of settlers across the Nebraska wilderness. There are bronze sculptures of covered wagons, settlers pushing the wagons, settlers on horseback, wagons...More

My granddaughter (8) and I were amazed at this sculpture. We followed from the Platte River through the bison running by the buildings, to the geese flying. inside. I was amazed, what a great downtown. Omaha obviously appreciates the arts. My granddaughter loved the details...More

Kids usually have fun playing with the statues, it is a lot of open area so it's good a good area to rest, also during the summer right in front of the first national building they have those little ground fountains so if your kids...More

Located downtown, this park offers a glimpse of what pioneers faced as they traveled West through Omaha. The bison and geese statutes can be seen “roaming” through nearby buildings. Massive bronze statutes with amazing detail. Cool plaques to learn about Omaha history are located on...More

Follow the buffalo through the block and catch a glimpse of geese as you hit the tower of First National Bank. Learn what it was like to be a family on the Oregon Trail through this beautiful large as life sculptures and fun visuals.