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38 2026–2030 SCORP DEMAND Beneficial Development Respondents to the outdoor recreation survey were asked if development of specific outdoor recreation amenities would be beneficial to them or someone within their household. This data provides guidance as to the amenities Nebraskans need or desire. For those interested in developing outdoor recreation, this information serves as a solid foundation to kick off public engagement and discover what matters most to the community. Need guidance for trail planning? Check out the Game and Parks Trail Planning Guide. OutdoorNebraska.gov/about/community-resources/ community-plans Figure 7: Beneficial Development Reported by 50% or More Respondents – Statewide Any type trail 98% Nebraska Outdoor Recreation Survey conducted by UNL-BOSR (2024) Historical sites/museums 68% Small-group picnic shelters 64% Rental cabins 61% Nature centers 60% Public pools 55% Wildlife viewing area/blinds 55% Lake/reservoir access for fishing 52% Visitor centers 55% Health and fitness community events 51% Playgrounds 53% Large-group picnic shelters 50% Outdoor education/naturalist programs 53% Fitness/exercise stations at parks 50% Statewide Paved surface multi-use 75.6% Natural surface multi-use 70.5% Mountain bike dedicated 18.5% ATV/ Motorized dedicated 18.09% Equestrian dedicated 9.1% Long- distance trail or rail-to-trail 32.7% Any type trail is the percentage of respondents that reported development of any of the following types of trails would be beneficial.