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Explore the OPPD Arboretum, a serene park in Omaha featuring diverse flora, interactive exhibits, and scenic trails for nature lovers.
Nestled in Omaha, the OPPD Arboretum is a serene park that offers visitors an escape into nature with beautifully landscaped gardens, diverse flora, and educational exhibits. This hidden gem is perfect for tourists seeking a peaceful retreat.
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Car
From Pine Ridge, head southeast on NE-87 S. Continue on NE-87 S for approximately 4 miles. Merge onto US-20 E and continue for about 45 miles. Take the exit toward I-80/I-680 N. Merge onto I-680 N and follow the signs for Omaha. Take exit 1B for US-75 N toward Omaha. Continue on US-75 N for about 10 miles. Take the exit for 72nd Street and continue on 72nd St until you reach OPPD Arboretum, located at 108th & Blondo Street in Omaha, NE. Please note that parking may incur a small fee depending on the area you choose.
Public Transportation
While there are limited public transportation options directly from Pine Ridge to Omaha, you can take a Greyhound bus from Pine Ridge to Omaha. Once you arrive in Omaha, transfer to the Omaha Metro transit system. Take Bus Route 2 (North 24th Street) to the nearest stop to OPPD Arboretum, which is at 108th & Blondo Street. The bus fare is approximately $1.25, and the Greyhound ticket will vary based on your booking time.
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