The Archway, officially known as the Great Platte River Road Archway, is a monument and museum located in Kearney, NE. It spans across interstate 80 and serves as a tribute to the adventures who traveled the path along the Platte River through Nebraska. Showcasing the history of the westward migrations in the United States, including the Oregon Trail, Mormon Trail, pony express, transcontinental railroad, and The Lincoln Highway.

The museum uses life-size dioramas, light, sound, and video presentations to tell the stories of the exhibits. Scenic walking trails that allow visitors can take a self-paced tour, to explore the exhibits. Scenic walking trails that allow visitors to view native Nebraska landscape and explore the historic courtyard featuring 6 bronze sculptures. A charming gift shop offering souvenirs, historical books, and local crafts.

The Archway is more than a museum; it's a symbol of the adventurous spirit of American pioneers and their role in shaping the nation's history. It stands as a reminder of the challenges and accomplishments of those who traveled across the Great Plains and beyond.

A unique stop for travelers on I-80 and offers a fascinating glimpse into America's past, making it a must-see attraction in Kearney, Nebraska.