SHERIDAN, WYOMING – The West at its Best – Voted #1 Western Town in America!

Today, our rich western heritage features museums, forts, mansion and battle sites. Explore and shop historic Main Street, ride a trolley,attend rodeos, and experience the mountain-view coursesof Wyoming’s Golf Capital! Abundant outdoor activities abound year-round . . .

Embrace enticing western experiences, quality accommodations, convention centers, and support facilities. Sheridan is conveniently located in north central Wyoming, midway between Yellowstone National Park and the Black Hills of South Dakota on Interstate 90.

•  Indian Battle Sites - Fort Phil Kearny, Wagon Box, Fetterman, Rosebud and Connor Fight sites
•  Little Bighorn Battlefield (National Monument located 70 miles north of Sheridan)
•  Historic Sites & Museums –
  •  Don King's Western Museum– cowboy memorabilia and Indian artifact collections
  •  Trail End State Historic Site– cattle baron’s mansion, with a rich ranching heritage
  •  Fort, museum and battle sites-Indian war history on the Bloody Bozeman Trail
  •  Historic Sheridan Inn - home of the famous Buffalo Bill - a National Historic Landmark
  •  Sheridan County Museum– presents colorful cultures, commerce & characters
  •  Bradford Brinton Memorial& Museum - gentleman’s working ranch & famous western art
  •  Mint Bar– 100-year watering hole history, western paraphernalia & wild game trophy décor
•  Historic Main Street - Explore the West’s architectural past via the historic downtown walking or
  • trolley tours, home to over 30 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places
•  Big Horn Mountains – enjoy wildflowers and wildlife; photography; outdoor adventures – fly fishing,
  • hunting, hiking, biking, camping, rock climbing, hang gliding, spelunking, snowmobiling,
  • cross-country & downhill skiing and snowshoeing
•  Championship Golf ‘Capital of Wyoming’ - four courses within 35 mile radius: Kendrick Golf, Powder Horn Resort, Sheridan Country Club and Buffalo Golf Club
•  Cultural Offerings – WYO andCarriage House Theaters, art exhibits and galleries showcasing hundreds of artisans, park concerts and wildlife, community-wide pathways, and polo matches

•  Buffalo Bill Days Wild West Show and Historic Sheridan Inn’s 114^th celebration with resident ghosts
•  Ride into western history on the Sheridan Trolleys
•  Sheridan County Museum
•  Game and Fish Wildlife Centerand Story Fish Hatchery

•  Connection to attractions and events, step-on guides, lodging properties, restaurants, shopping, rental and repair services
•  Provision of brochures, presentation folders, photography CD and area feature DVD
•  Experienced host of FAM tours

Lodging, Dining, and Amenities:

•  21 motels, hotels & B&Bs in Sheridan, with 1,034 rooms, each offering competitive year-round group rates:
  • - 17 motels with more than 20 rooms on site
  • - size ranging from 14 rooms to 212 rooms
•  40+ restaurants offering a wide variety of food and ambiance
•  37 churches of all denominations

Full Service Conference Facilities:

•  Holiday Inn - 212 hotel rooms with meeting space to accommodate from 10 to 1,000 people – contact Linda Caldwell, Director of Sales, 307-672-8931 – Remodeled 2003
•  Best Western Sheridan Center - 139 hotel rooms with meeting space to accommodate groups from 10 to 150 people - contact Judy Taylor, Marketing Manager, 307-673-1696 -Remodeled 2003
•  Wingate Inn – 66 motel rooms with meeting space to accommodate groups from 10-50, with full service catering – contact Alicia Peterson, General Manager 307-675-1101 - new property 2005
•  Sheridan College, schools, library, theaters and outdoor venues serve as additional meeting facilities

North central Wyoming -- 204 miles from Yellowstone’s East Gate, 250 miles from Rapid City/Mount Rushmore, SD; 220 miles from Deadwood, SD; 430 miles from Denver; 130 miles from Billings, MT.