I visited the Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center as part of an Invasive species conference. The team there is very enthusiastic and are going to great lengths to maintain and restore this native grassland prairie. Their welcome center has some educational displays, and they have a very large classroom where they put on various programs, many with school children. We did not walk the trails but did go on a wagon ride to see some of their efforts. They use prize cattle to browse and disturb the soil like the Buffalo used to do. Great work they are doing and worth a visit.

Excellent place to hike and see natural prairie, peaceful, quiet, pretty, miles of trails, great place to look at clouds and stars

Have visited this nature center twice and have loved the experience both times. This time we watched the sunset from the ridge. It transports you to a bygone era. Birds were everywhere and as we left we heard coyotes.

On a rainy spring day we spotted lots of birds, walked the old wagon ruts of the historical road in the tall grass prairie. Then went in to study the exhibits and dry off Great fun with knowledgeable and friendly staff

The Audubon Society has preserved a small section of prairie with the bonus of a small educational center. We stopped when driving through Nebraska with grandkids and they found the displays interesting. There are trails outside, but these are not well-marked. We took one trail that went into a small wooded area, but a worker on the trail rudely told us the trail was closed (it wasn't) and to turn around. That resulted in a lengthy hike in the sun as we re-traced out steps back to our car.