Lewis and Clark Landing

Explore Omaha’s riverfront on the original site of the Lewis and Clark landing in 1804. The 23-acre landing features a boardwalk on the eight-foot-high river wall, and a restaurant for indoor/outdoor dining and live jazz nightly. A circular stairway leads down to the colorful river-level plaza filled with large umbrella tables and chairs. A walking trail winds along the river’s edge and a bike trail runs west of Riverfront Drive to Miller’s Landing. The new Martin Luther King Jr. Pedestrian Bridge, with interpretive exhibits, connects to Qwest Center Omaha. A new riverfront marina features about 30 slips available for the public to rent short term at $5/hr. The marina is open 11am-midnight, May 1-Oct 31. Monument to Labor sculpture plus Lewis and Clark Interpretive Exhibits and Historical Marker on site. Free parking.