Nebraska Highway 26 is a state highway located in western Nebraska. It stretches approximately 150 miles, connecting the towns of Chadron and North Platte. The highway serves as a vital route for both local traffic and travelers exploring the scenic landscapes of the region. Along its path, Nebraska Highway 26 passes through various communities and offers access to attractions such as Scotts Bluff National Monument and the Oglala National Grassland. The highway is primarily a two-lane road, providing a straightforward drive through the diverse terrain of the Nebraska Panhandle.