Venturing into Sherman County toward Hazard and Litchfield, it is apparent that cattle country is just around the bend. The terrain changes from the flatter valley of Hall County to gently rolling hills covered with pasture grasses. Sherman County offers the best walleye fishing in Nebraska at Sherman Lake near Loup City. Sixty-eight miles of shoreline assures everyone choice spots. Water-skiing and jet-skiing are popular activities. Very proud of their Polish heritage, Loup City has a Polish festival, andAshton has a Polish Heritage Center. The Sherman County Historical Museum is located in Loup City. Litchfield recently played host to The Travel Channel during their Old Settler Days. The television station was filming unusual things people did for entertainment and had two of their crew participating in Litchfield's first demolition derby.

Nebraska Highway 2 - Mile Marker #310
Elevation: 2,163 feet
County: Sherman

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