Panorama Point Nebraska

Panorama Point

In the extreme southwest corner of the county, 33 miles from Kimball, rises the highest point in Nebraska. Art Henrickson and Claude Alden discovered the highest point in October 1951 using a WWI altimeter. A marker was installed by the Kimball-Banner Chamber of Commerce in 1971. It was later verified by the federal government and recognized by the state and mapping companies.

Panorama Point

Did You Know?

Highest Point in Nebraska

Panorama point rises 5,424 feet above sea level. It is higher than the highest point in 30 other states.

Mountains and Hills

On a clear day you can see the Rocky Mountains to the southwest.

GPS Coordinates

N 41 degrees 00.461 minutes
W 104 degrees 01.883 minutes

Nebraska’s High Point

Panorama Point has become quite a popular attraction. Please bear in mind this is on private property. There is a box for your entrance fee. Drive slowly and carefully, this is definitely a rustic track. However, the drive is worth it.

On a clear day you can see the Rocky Mountains to the southwest and enjoy the prairie peacefulness of the great Nebraska Plains. A guest registration book is kept at the marker and visitors are asked to sign in. Upon request, those who visit will be issued a certificate issued by the Kimball-Banner County Chamber of Commerce, 308-235-3782, or the High Point Welcome Center of Western Nebraska, I-80, Exit 20, 308-241-0573.

In addition to visiting the highest point in Nebraska, take a few minutes to travel to the Tri-State Corner and stand in three States at once—Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming.

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