Only the best and the friendliest towns in Nebraska are selected to be host towns for Tour de Nebraska. We work closely with the towns throughout the year to make sure they are ready for our visit in June. The local leadership is a key factor in making the Tour de Nebraska experience a successful one for our cyclists. We’ve met so many wonderful people all across the state and without their hard work and enthusiasm, Tour de Nebraska would not be possible!
Host Towns
1988: Wilber-Clay Center-Fairbury-Humboldt-Brownville-Louisville (7-days)
1989: Columbus-Neligh-Wisner- North Bend
1990: Tecumseh-Wymore-Deshler-Wilber
1991: Prague-Pender-Albion-David City
1992: Friend-Deshler-Red Cloud-Geneva
1993: Cook-Indian Cave State Park-Pawnee City-Tecumseh
1994: Plattsmouth-Auburn-Table Rock-Wilber
1995: Stromsburg-Newman Grove-Wisner-Prague
1996: Peru-Burchard-Wilber-Brainard
1997: Osceola-Dannebrog-Spalding-Stromsburg
1998: Tecumseh-Falls City-Sabetha, KS-Wymore
1999: Oakland-Laurel-Battle Creek-Howells (330 miles)
2000: Hebron-Red Cloud-Minden-Sutton (312 miles)
2001: Stromsburg-Albion-Ord-Central City (310 miles)
2002: Blair-Wisner-Crofton-Ponca-Pender (304 miles)
2003: Dannebrog-Ord (two nights)-St. Paul (307 miles)
2004: Nebraska City (two nights)-Auburn-Tecumseh (269 miles)
2005: Blue Hill-Alma-Superior-Fairbury (321 miles)
2006: Stanton-Elgin-Ord-Fullerton (326 miles)
2007: Brownville-Pawnee City-Fairbury-Wilber (307 miles)
2008: Burwell-Atkinson-Neligh-Genoa (300 miles)
2009: Tilden-Bloomfield-Ponca-West Point (292 miles)
2010: Minden-Cambridge-Alma-Red Cloud (300 miles)
2011: Brownville-Pawnee City-Fairbury-Wilber (306 miles)
2012: Wakefield-Wausa-O’Neill-Neligh (284 miles)
2013: Loup City-Callaway-Holdrege-Blue Hill (306 miles)
2014: Pender-Ponca-Crofton-Verdigre-Pierce (271 miles)
2015: Ravenna-St. Paul-Ord-Burwell-Broken Bow (285 miles)
2016: Springview-Bassett-Ainsworth-Valentine (2 nights) (250-350 miles)
2017: St. Paul-Loup City-Broken Bow-Ord (2 nights) (250plus beautiful miles!)