Those who prefer to stay on the ground can embark on a self-guided walking tour ofHistoric Downtown Sheridan.

To become immersed in the culture and history of the region, stop at theBrinton Museum.

This cost-free working ranch site sits directly at the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains.

The town of Sheridan, WY during sunset

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Outdoor enthusiasts can drive out to the nearbyBighorn National Forest, known as the sibling mountains of the Rockies.

These peaks also boast seemingly endless snowshoeing, mountain biking, and camping in the warmer months.

This longstanding family-owned shop bursts with charm and sells a variety of antiques, trinkets, and snacks.

Downtown Sheridan, Wyoming

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Spend the evening at the iconicSheridan Innsnuggled up at the lobbys crackling fireplace.

Exterior of the WYO Theater in Sheridan, Wyoming

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The exterior of Brinton Museum in Sheridan, Wyoming

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Exterior of the Sheridan Inn in Sheridan, Wyoming

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