Nebraska's Junk Jaunt 2026 Map & Route Guide

Sep 25–27, 2026 NE

942 miles · 24 waypoints · 1 state

Verified from junkjaunt.com on 2026-07-12.

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32 named anchor towns along the corridor — vendors set up at and along these communities. No central registry for this event; drive the corridor day-of and watch for signs.

32 named anchor towns along the corridor

  1. 46872 Willow Springs Road, Burwell, NE
    46872 Willow Springs Road, Burwell, NE
  2. 306 S Berber, Cairo, NE
    306 S Berber, Cairo, NE
  3. 112 W Genoa Ave, Ravenna, NE
    112 W Genoa Ave, Ravenna, NE
  4. 44020 Hwy 2, Ravenna, NE
    44020 Hwy 2, Ravenna, NE
  5. 100 H Hwy 183, Sargent, NE
    100 H Hwy 183, Sargent, NE
  6. 320 Center Street, Wolbach, NE
    320 Center Street, Wolbach, NE
  7. 704 Dodd Street, Wood River, NE
    704 Dodd Street, Wood River, NE
  8. 13801 W Wood River Road, Wood River, NE
    13801 W Wood River Road, Wood River, NE
  9. Almeria, NE
    Almeria, NE
  10. Anselmo, NE
    Anselmo, NE
  11. Bartlett, NE
    Bartlett, NE
  12. Brewster, NE
    Brewster, NE
  13. Broken Bow, NE
    Broken Bow, NE
  14. Burwell, NE
    Burwell, NE
  15. Cairo, NE
    Cairo, NE
  16. Cotesfield, NE
    Cotesfield, NE
  17. Dannebrog, NE
    Dannebrog, NE
  18. Dunning, NE
    Dunning, NE
  19. Elba, NE
    Elba, NE
  20. Elyria, NE
    Elyria, NE
  21. Ericson, NE
    Ericson, NE
  22. Greeley, NE
    Greeley, NE
  23. North Loup, NE
    North Loup, NE
  24. Ord, NE
    Ord, NE
  25. Ravenna, NE
    Ravenna, NE
  26. Sargent, NE
    Sargent, NE
  27. Scotia, NE
    Scotia, NE
  28. St. Libory, NE
    St. Libory, NE
  29. St. Paul, NE
    St. Paul, NE
  30. Taylor, NE
    Taylor, NE
  31. Wolbach, NE
    Wolbach, NE
  32. Wood River, NE
    Wood River, NE

Why town markers, not addresses? This event doesn't maintain a central vendor registry — vendors set up along the route on event weekend without registering centrally. The towns above mark the corridor structure across 942 miles. Plan to drive through each and watch for signs.

Nebraska's Junk Jaunt runs the last full weekend of September across roughly 500 miles of central Nebraska along the Sandhills Journey Scenic Byway and the Loup Rivers Scenic Byway. It's three days — Friday through Sunday — spread across 24 small towns from Wood River in the south to Brewster and Taylor in the north. The corridor stitches together community centers, fairgrounds, and municipal venues that host hundreds of vendors each year.

The organizer publishes a shopper guide each year with the full vendor list — the guide is typically published in August. The map above pins the corridor towns and the year-over-year stable central-location venues today; the per-vendor pins fill in as each year's directory drops.

Route at a glance — anchor towns

This route runs through these anchor towns. Drive any segment, or the whole route — most folks pick a stretch and work their way through it.

  1. 1 Almeria NE
  2. 2 Anselmo NE
  3. 3 Bartlett NE
  4. 4 Brewster NE
  5. 5 Broken Bow NE
  6. 6 Burwell NE
  7. 7 Cairo NE
  8. 8 Cotesfield NE
  9. 9 Dannebrog NE
  10. 10 Dunning NE
  11. 11 Elba NE
  12. 12 Elyria NE
  13. 13 Ericson NE
  14. 14 Greeley NE
  15. 15 North Loup NE
  16. 16 Ord NE
  17. 17 Ravenna NE
  18. 18 Sargent NE
  19. 19 Scotia NE
  20. 20 St. Libory NE
  21. 21 St. Paul NE
  22. 22 Taylor NE
  23. 23 Wolbach NE
  24. 24 Wood River NE

Quick facts

Distance942 mi
StatesNE
Official sitejunkjaunt.com

FAQ

When is the Junk Jaunt 2026?

Friday, September 25 through Sunday, September 27, 2026 — the last full weekend of September, as always. Most of the action is Friday and Saturday, with Sunday for the leftovers and the long drive home.

What towns are on the route?

Twenty-four corridor towns across central Nebraska: Almeria, Anselmo, Bartlett, Brewster, Broken Bow, Burwell, Cairo, Cotesfield, Dannebrog, Dunning, Elba, Elyria, Ericson, Greeley, North Loup, Ord, Ravenna, Sargent, Scotia, St. Libory, St. Paul, Taylor, Wolbach, and Wood River. The route follows the Sandhills Journey and Loup Rivers Scenic Byways.

Where are the big multi-vendor stops?

Eight central-location venues anchor the corridor each year — community centers, civic auditoriums, religious camps, and municipal pools where many sellers gather: Kamp Kaleo in Burwell, the Cairo Community Center, the Ravenna City Auditorium, KJ's Korner Storage in Ravenna, Thompsons Treasures in Sargent, the Wolbach Community Center, Ag Venture Heartland and the Swimming Pool in Wood River. These are the highest-density stops on the route.

Is there a vendor map?

The official organizer publishes a shopper guide each year with the full vendor list — the guide typically carries hundreds of listings. The guide is typically published in August on junkjaunt.com. Until then, the map above shows the corridor towns plus the eight year-over-year stable central-location venues. Verified per-vendor pins fill in as each year's PDF drops.

How long is the route?

The corridor spans roughly 500 miles end-to-end across the Sandhills and Loup Rivers byways, though most shoppers pick a region (south through Wood River and Ravenna, or north through Burwell and Ord, or northwest through Brewster and Taylor) and work it carefully rather than trying to drive the whole thing.

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