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Old Baldy - The Tower
Old Baldy - The Tower
Off H 12
Lynch,
Nebraska
40855
402-569-3143
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A National Historic Site and located on the Lewis and Clark trail, it's easy to see why this mountain top got its name-the cone that it forms is about 70 feet taller than the hills around it. In 1804 when Lewis and Clark stopped here they come across a large colony of "barking squirrels"-later to become known as the Prairie Dog. Leashed dogs are allowed on site, and there are plenty of places to hike and explore.
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