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The Two Rivers State Recreation Area, nestled along the Platte River in Nebraska, provides a picturesque backdrop for cyclists. Encompassing over 600 acres, it offers camping, picnic spots, serene lakes, and stunning river vistas, perfect for a cycling adventure.

The Two Rivers State Recreation Area is a scenic outdoor haven situated along the Platte River in Nebraska. The area spans over 600 acres and offers various activities such as hiking on one of the trails. The park also features camping facilities, picnic areas, various lakes and a fantastic view of the river.

The sign commemorates the creation of the Board of Fish Commissioners in 1873. The Board paved the way for the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. The old hatchery is now a museum on fish culture.

The meditation shelter is a three-walled, roofed wooden structure with a secluded bench that looks out onto the forest.

On the Red Cedar Trail you will find a suspension bridge, a picnic area, and periodic campsites and benches. The trail is secluded and in the woods, and combines well with the Short Loop to make a longer hike.

At the park you will find two hiking loops — a northern loop of around 2.1 miles which takes you to the overlook tower, and aa southern loop of about 2.3 miles which takes you around the park. In the park you will find markers of indigenous burial sites, a treetop adventure course, swimming, basketball, golf, and the Peter Kiewit Lodge. The aerospace museum at the bottom of the park is a worthwhile post-hike attraction.