Lincoln Parks Foundation, Friends of Wilderness Park, and City of Lincoln campaign to keep Wilderness wild

Imagine strolling on what may have been trails forged by Native Americans, experiencing the golden light from a Nebraska sunrise through the treetops of massive bur oaks and cottonwoods bordering the rushing waters of Salt Creek.

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Salt Creek Flooding & Wilderness Park

Flooding along Salt Creek has and will continue to be an issue of concern for the City of Lincoln, especially in light of impacts from our changing climate and development in south Lincoln.

A Plan for the Park: A Pandemic, Signage and the Future

The Wilderness Park experience has perhaps never been as important and welcomed as during this current pandemic.

Those that came before us: the Pawnee & Otoe/Missouria

The story of the land we call Wilderness Park must begin with, at the least, a few words about the Pawnee and Otoe/Missouria.

Wilderness Park and Ecosystem Services

Wilderness Park is Lincoln’s largest city park located on the southwest edge of Lincoln.

Hiking Tips by Adam Hintz

Of all the seasons, Spring is the best. Countless times, this season has brought me new experiences and awe-struck sensations.

Invest in Wilderness Park. It’s your Wilderness.

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