The Cowboy Trail is a rail-to-trail conversion that runs 320 miles through the Nebraska Outback.

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Most of the Cowboy Trail runs through pasture and farmland, with some natural areas along streams

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Since it replaces the railroad, the Cowboy Trail runs right through the towns along its route

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The northwestern part of the Cowboy Trail runs through classic Nebraska Sand Hills country

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Wide open prairies near Ainsworth on the edge of the Sand Hills

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The high railroad trestle over the Niobrara River now carries the Cowboy Trail

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