Known as Wyoming’s Emerald City, Sheridan is located off of I-90 just south of the Wyoming-Montana border. Sheridan sits at the base of the Bighorn Mountains, affording residents stunning mountain views as a backdrop to a rich history. Sheridan is an outdoor enthusiast’s wonderland, providing plenty of opportunities for horseback riding, hiking, swimming, skiing, and much more.

Sheridan blends modern hospitality with Old West charm in its vibrant downtown area, which is brimming with specialty shops, local restaurants, and cozy cafes in rows of picturesque historic buildings. Native American art and history are showcased in the remarkable Brinton Museum. The community comes together for an array of events in Sheridan, including WYO Rodeo week, 3rd Thursday Street Festivals, Brewfest, Taste of Sheridan Festival, and the Big Horn Country USA Camping and Music Festival.