Sheridan Trip

This urban oasis features a wildlife enclosure where bison and elk roam freely. Stroll through the adjacent arboretum's paths, then enjoy a summer concert on the lawn during the Tuesday evening series.

Wyoming's oldest vaudeville theatre, the WYO has been a cultural cornerstone since 1923. Enjoy intimate performances with excellent acoustics in this historic venue where national acts and local productions come alive.

Wyoming's largest brewery offers handcrafted beers celebrating the state's heritage in an industrial-meets-western taproom. Sample a flight of their flagship brews in the converted mechanic's garage atmosphere.

Step into the West at King's Saddlery, where craftsmen create authentic leather goods and custom ropes. The adjacent museum showcases cowboy artefacts, including ornate saddles and Western memorabilia.

Set against the Big Horn Mountains, Kendrick Golf Course challenges players with its undulating greens and elevation changes. Enjoy the links-style layout where natural terrain replaces traditional sand bunkers.

The Museum at the Bighorns showcases Sheridan County's evolution through interactive exhibits and Western art. Discover Native American heritage and pioneer stories through engaging dioramas.

Witness master craftsmen create world-renowned equestrian equipment at this prestigious Wyoming workshop. The tour reveals metalworking techniques behind custom bits and spurs sought by professional riders globally.

This 1913 Flemish Revival mansion showcases the opulent lifestyle of Wyoming Senator John B. Kendrick. Explore original furnishings and period artefacts that transport you to the elegant early 20th century.