Visiting Here
The West at Its Best
… in Sheridan County!
Whether you’re looking for sporting events and outdoor adventure, or fine dining and extraordinary art, look no further than Sheridan County. The high plains to the east offer excellent upland bird and big game hunting, while the Bighorn Mountains to the west afford opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, fishing, camping, snowmobiling, and skiing. Then there’s the Sheridan-WYO Rodeo, theater, art exhibits, historic sites and buildings, street festivals, concerts in the park, unique shopping in our Historic Downtown … and even polo.
All in a setting that perfectly blends Western charm, beautiful scenery, and a vibrant and active community.
Introducing Sheridan County to Our Visitors
State of Wyoming Information Center. The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce is housed inside the State of Wyoming Information Center (Visitor’s Center), just off of I-90 Exit 23. This is also the home of Sheridan Travel and Tourism, giving us an exceptional ability to provide resource information to visitors and travelers – from the ready-to-help staff at our front counter, to weather and road reports, to the many maps and brochures in our racks, to the glimpse into Sheridan County history in our museum. The Information Center is a “must stop” place for visitors to Sheridan County.
Travel and Tourism Website. Your best online resource for tourism “things to see and do” in Sheridan County is the Sheridan Travel and Tourism website – jam-packed with hundreds of offerings for our visitors (and residents!). Just click on the Sheridan Wyoming logo to the left. You can reach Sheridan Travel and Tourism at (307) 673-7120 or (888) 596-6787 or by emailing info@sheridanwyoming.org.
And Contact Us if you’d like more information for your visit to Sheridan County.
