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Indian Cave State Park
- Established
- 1962
- Acreage
- 3,052 · 3,052 acres; original 1,300 acres purchased 1962 from former Half-Breed Reservation, expanded to 3,000+ acres
- Location
- Richardson/Nemaha Counties, NE (near Shubert; Missouri River bluffs)
- Key features
- Large sandstone overhang ('Indian Cave') with prehistoric Native American petroglyphs; restored 19th-century town of St. Deroin; bluffs above Missouri River
- Activities
- Hiking (22 mi), horseback riding (16 mi of trails), camping, archery, disc golf, river access, living-history demonstrations
- Notable
- Park's namesake 'cave' is actually a sandstone overhang containing prehistoric petroglyphs of unknown origin
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Source: outdoornebraska.gov · 2026-05-08