Your Sheridan Stay,
Planned Around You

1 min walk

The coffee shop Sheridan runs on, pouring one of the best roasters in the country. Our go-to morning stop, full stop.

2 min walk

Bright, modern, laptop-friendly. Best spot downtown to answer a couple emails without feeling like you're working.

10 min walk

Cozy coffee house and bakery leaning fresh and wholesome — the calm, unhurried morning that reminds you you're on vacation. Great pastries.

2 min walk

Sheridan's OG cowboy bar, open since 1907. Drink a Hamm's where Hemingway gambled. Everyone's welcome and not much has changed in 100 years — that's the point.

3 min walk

Wyoming's largest brewery and a Sheridan original — the cold pour you've earned after a day on the trails. The 1314 is our favorite. Don't drink one on an empty stomach.

5 min walk

Grown-up wine-and-cocktail bar for a quiet date or a nightcap. The most sophisticated pour on Main.

6 min walk

Rounds out Sheridan's surprisingly deep brewery scene. Do a self-guided crawl: Blacktooth, Smith Alley, Luminous.

9 min walk

Deepest bottle selection in town — stock the cabin bar before you settle in for the night.

10 min walk

Sheridan's own distillery, famous for the KO Original liqueur that's been a local legend for generations. Sip a piece of the town's history right at the source.

1 min walk

Rainy-afternoon rabbit hole. You came in for nothing and you're leaving with a cast-iron pan and a story.

1 min walk

A hidden-gem bookshop and gift store that's been a Main Street fixture forever. The perfect rainy-afternoon browse — grab a Craig Johnson novel before you drive to Buffalo.

1 min walk

Local art and handmade goods. Meet the maker, buy the piece, remember the trip every time you look at it.

1 min walk

If you're fishing the Bighorns, start here. Local guides, current stream conditions, and gear from people who fished those same waters yesterday. Don't guess — ask them.

1 min walk

A hundred years of Wyoming on every wall — part working saddlery, part free Western museum out back. Buy the hat, take the ride, and budget more time than you think.

1 min walk

Beautifully curated home-and-gift boutique off Grinnell Plaza. Great for a thoughtful souvenir.

1 min walk

Serious 19th- and 20th-century Western art, American Indian beadwork, and cowboy collectibles. Half museum, half gallery — a quiet, remarkable stop for anyone who loves the real West.

1 min walk

Tucked behind the saddlery — saddles, spurs, and cowboy craft from around the world. Genuinely one of the best free stops in Wyoming.

4 min walk

Restored 1923 vaudeville house and the beating heart of Main Street nightlife. Check the calendar — there's usually something on.

5 min walk

Rotating exhibitions of regional artists in a bright Main Street gallery. Always free, always worth a lap.

11 min walk

Shady city park with a small bison and elk display and a summer ice-cream stand the kids will demand. Classic easy Sheridan afternoon.

12 min walk

Once owned by Buffalo Bill Cody, who reportedly auditioned Wild West acts on the porch. Grab a drink and soak up 130+ years of story.

1 min walk

Board games, puzzles, and hobby gear — grab one for a cabin night in when the weather turns or the kids need a reset. An underrated rainy-day hero.

5 min walk

One of the best small-town Ys anywhere — pools, courts, a climbing wall. A rainy-day lifesaver for families; day passes available.

7 min walk

Drop-in-friendly gym for travelers who don't skip leg day on vacation.

10 min walk

Public skating and hockey indoors — a fun, easy pivot when the weather turns. Check the public-skate schedule.

13 min walk

Outdoor city pool that saves a hot summer afternoon with kids. Simple, cheap, exactly what they want.

~5 min drive

Classes and equipment if you want to keep the routine going. Ask about drop-in rates.

~9 min drive

Sheridan's easy in-town trail for a morning walk or run without driving anywhere. Flat, friendly, big sky.

~23 min drive · Big Horn

17+ miles of purpose-built hiking and mountain-biking trail at the foot of the Bighorns, 20 minutes from downtown. Pick your distance — easy loops near the bottom, real climbs up top.

~32 min drive · Dayton

A limestone canyon trail that follows the Tongue River from Dayton into the Bighorns — a spring, small waterfalls, and some of the best light in the county by late afternoon.

~25 min drive · Dayton

Wade-friendly trout water minutes from Dayton and up the canyon. Stop at the Fly Shop of the Bighorns first for flies and the current read.

~1 hr 2 min drive · Shell

A 120-foot waterfall right off Highway 14 through the Bighorns, with a paved overlook and visitor center. The natural stop on the drive toward Greybull and Cody.

~1 hr 22 min drive · Burgess Junction

A short, steep half-mile trail drops to a 200-foot waterfall and a cold, clear plunge pool. Less crowded than Shell Falls, and worth the climb back up.

6 min walk

Therapeutic massage and bodywork a few blocks from the building — the easy answer for a guest who spent the day on a horse or a trail and wants to feel human again before dinner.

~2 min drive

Massage and float therapy on the south side of town. Book ahead — a sensory-deprivation float after a full day in the Bighorns is its own kind of luxury.

~7 min drive

Guided backcountry trips into the Bighorns — snowmobiling in winter, hiking and high-country exploring the rest of the year. Book direct; they build the day around the group.

~16 min drive · Wolf

America's first dude ranch, still running trail rides out of the same foothills west of town. A half-day on a good horse is the fastest way to understand why people move here.

2 min walk

Thursday evenings all summer downtown — produce, makers, food trucks, live music. The best free night out in July and August.

~5 min drive

Where locals grab seasonal produce and porch plants. Nice quick stock-up before a long-weekend cook-in.

~4 min drive

Full-service hospital with 24/7 emergency care — good to know exactly where it is before you need it. The nearest big-city ER is 2+ hours away, so this is your one.

~5 min drive

For the forgotten prescription, the sunscreen you swore you packed, or the altitude headache. Confirm current hours before a Sunday run.

~5 min drive

Traveling with the dog? Worth knowing. Many Wyo Stays homes are pet-friendly, and trail country means the occasional foxtail or sore paw.