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Chadron's Museum of the Fur Trade is the largest of its kind in the United States. Sitting on the site of an old trading post, this museum offers an in-depth look into the fur trade in North America and the exploration of the American west before mass settlement. Antique firearms, native clothing, and trading goods are on display here. The museum also sells heirloom seeds. These are plants that are native to the region and were grown by indigenous Nebraskan tribes but are now considered endangered.
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Expected to reopen in September 2022. Rocks, minerals, and fossils from Nebraska and around the world. Exhibits include the Ohme collection of agates, jade, and petrified wood. Open when classes are in session.
A museum and archive dedicated to the works of author Mari Sandoz, who was born in the area. The building houses manuscripts, audio records, and personal artifacts of Sandoz. Exhibits of the history of cattle ranching in the area are also present. A statue of Mari Sandoz is on the grounds. Archive is open by appointment only.
A genealogy and history research library. Holds county records and historical newspapers. A log cabin and one-room schoolhouse are present on the site.
Nebraska's first state park. Covering 974 acres and nestled within the Pine Ridge, this park offers camping, fishing, and hiking. RV hookups and cabins are available as well.