Explore Curated Excursions

Walk along Main Street to see 46 buildings on the National Registry of Historic Places. It features unique boutiques, public art, and legendary spots like the Mint Bar (established 1907).

King’s Saddlery & Don King Museum is a world-famous tack store with a museum in the back housing an incredible collection of saddles, wagons, and Western memorabilia.

Historic Sheridan Inn was once the stomping grounds of Buffalo Bill Cody; you can take a tour or dine at the Open Range Bar & Grill.

The Trail End State Historic Site is a 1913 Flemish Revival mansion (the Kendrick Mansion) that offers a look into the life of a cattle baron and governor.

The Brinton Museum (Big Horn, WY) is just south of Sheridan. This world-class
museum features Western and Native American art on a historic working ranch.

Kendrick Park is a beautiful city park featuring a small bison and elk pasture, a playground, and a famous seasonal ice cream stand.

307 Draft Horse Rescue is a non-profit organization that carries out community focused experiences through building connections with horses. Programs are for children, families, veterans, and local students in aims of increasing the appreciation for life.

Tongue River Canyon is just outside Dayton, this is a must-see for hiking, fishing, and exploring limestone caves along the river.

Hans Kleiber Studio is the former studio of the famous local artist/etcher; it is open to the public and displays his work.

Scott Bicentennial Park is the home to the historic Dayton Bell Tower and the finish line for the Bighorn Trail Run held every June.

Local Dining: Grab a milkshake at the Dayton Mercantile or pie at the Branding Iron Cafe.

Connor Battlefield State Historic Site is a peaceful spot on the Tongue River for camping and fishing. Here also marks the site of an 1865 battle.

Tongue River Brewing Company is a local favorite for craft beer and community gatherings.

Innominate Coffeehouse and Bakery is a cozy spot for coffee and fresh-baked goods.

4th of July Celebration: Famous for hosting the Wyoming Wife Carrying Championship, along with a parade and fireworks.

Medicine Wheel National Historic Landmark: An ancient stone structure located at nearly 10,000 feet. It is a sacred site for many Native American tribes (requires a short hike).

Sibley Lake is a high-altitude lake perfect for fishing, kayaking, and hiking. In the winter, it offers groomed Nordic ski trails.

Steamboat Point is a popular, relatively short but steep hike that offers 360-degree views of the Bighorn Basin and the Cloud Peak Wilderness.

Shell Falls is a massive 120-foot waterfall with an interpretive center located about halfway down the western slope of the mountains.

Book a Stay at Burgess Junction Resorts where Elk View Inn which offers UTV/Snowmobile rentals to explore the hundreds of miles of forest trails or Bear Lodge Resort, a central hub for dining and mountain lodging.

Antelope Butte Mountain Recreation Area is a community-driven ski and summer recreation area offering downhill skiing, mountain biking, and summer music festivals.