Rowe Sanctuary

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44450 Elm Island Rd
Gibbon, NE 68840
+1 (308) 468-5282
http://rowe.audubon.org
Conserving habitat along the Platte River focusing on Sandhill cranes, other wildlife and their habitats. Rowe sanctuary offers hiking trails, a visitor center, and gift shop. Seasonally, we offer viewing blinds which are strategically placed along the Platte River to provide excellent views of the Sandhill Cranes while they are on their river roost.

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Jen M.
3/30/2025

Great place to visit, especially if you are here during Sandhill Crane Migration. Lots of interesting and informative exhibits, nice gift shop, walking trails, etc. Parking Lot, building,...

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Ben A.
12/6/2021

Came screaming down I-80 with purpose and propulsion this past summer, putting another 8500 miles on the old odometer. Somewhere in Nebraska, the kids were getting antsy in the back seat, and we...

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Mark C.
3/24/2018

We visited the Iain Nicolson Audubon Center at Rowe Sanctuary to finally get a chance to see the Sandhill Crane Migration. The mission of the sanctuary is to conserve and restore the Platte...

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Allen K.
3/12/2024

My wife and I drove 3 1/2 hours from the Omaha area to get to this place (which was recommended over the phone by their staff as a place accessible for people with disabilities (e.g. I walk with a...

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Heather T.
3/18/2017

The hubs and I spent our 9 wedding anniversary weekend here in Kearney watching the great Sandhill Crane migration. I called at the beginning of January to secure a spot on a morning photo blind...

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