Sightseeing
The battle of Little BigHorn also know as Custer's Last Stand was an engagement between the Indian forces of the Lakota, Northern Cheyenne and Arapaho Indian tribes and the 7th Cavary Regiment of the US Army. This monument/museum honors those who fought on both sides.
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Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument
Battlefield Tour RoadThe battle of Little BigHorn also know as Custer's Last Stand was an engagement between the Indian forces of the Lakota, Northern Cheyenne and Arapaho Indian tribes and the 7th Cavary Regiment of the US Army. This monument/museum honors those who fought on both sides.
The Fort Phil Kearny staff in the Interpretive Center and Gift Shop will introduce visitors to the context of the Indian Wars and Bozeman Trail and can guide them through a viewing of the Fort diorama that depicts, to scale, the complete fort as it would have looked in the fall of 1866. Visitors can then enter the original site, through reconstructed stockade walls, and experience the expansive grounds of the largest stockaded fort in the west. Corner posts and signs inform visitors where original buildings stood, and stockade sections demonstrate exactly how the wall was built to protect soldiers, civilians (including families), and supplies from Native American warriors, as well as large populations of hungry timberwolves.
Throughout the fort grounds, interpretation invites visitors to understand fort life, the colorful characters that resided therein and appreciate the contrast of a busy fort operation in such an isolated location.
Pets are welcome on site grounds! Please keep all pets on a leash at all times and pick up after them. No pets are allowed inside the Interpretive Center building.
The state also manages the Fetterman and Wagon Box battle sites, which are both free areas, open sunrise to sunset seasonally.
Fort Phil Kearny Interpretive Center
HOURS
May 1 - Sept. 30: OPEN every day 8-6 Fees are $3.00 for Wyoming residents and $5.00 for non-residents.
Children under 18 free year-round.
Bus Fee $5.00 per person non-resident year-round. (WY resident fees apply)
Oct. 1 - Oct. 31: OPEN Wed. - Sun. 12-4
Nov. 1 - April 30: OPEN by appointment. During the winter we would love to host you or your group. Please call 307-684-7629 to make an appointment.
Fees Oct 1 - April 30 are $2.00 for Wyoming residents and $4.00 for non-residents.
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Fort Phil Kearny Historic Site
528 Wagon Box RdThe Fort Phil Kearny staff in the Interpretive Center and Gift Shop will introduce visitors to the context of the Indian Wars and Bozeman Trail and can guide them through a viewing of the Fort diorama that depicts, to scale, the complete fort as it would have looked in the fall of 1866. Visitors can then enter the original site, through reconstructed stockade walls, and experience the expansive grounds of the largest stockaded fort in the west. Corner posts and signs inform visitors where original buildings stood, and stockade sections demonstrate exactly how the wall was built to protect soldiers, civilians (including families), and supplies from Native American warriors, as well as large populations of hungry timberwolves.
Throughout the fort grounds, interpretation invites visitors to understand fort life, the colorful characters that resided therein and appreciate the contrast of a busy fort operation in such an isolated location.
Pets are welcome on site grounds! Please keep all pets on a leash at all times and pick up after them. No pets are allowed inside the Interpretive Center building.
The state also manages the Fetterman and Wagon Box battle sites, which are both free areas, open sunrise to sunset seasonally.
Fort Phil Kearny Interpretive Center
HOURS
May 1 - Sept. 30: OPEN every day 8-6 Fees are $3.00 for Wyoming residents and $5.00 for non-residents.
Children under 18 free year-round.
Bus Fee $5.00 per person non-resident year-round. (WY resident fees apply)
Oct. 1 - Oct. 31: OPEN Wed. - Sun. 12-4
Nov. 1 - April 30: OPEN by appointment. During the winter we would love to host you or your group. Please call 307-684-7629 to make an appointment.
Fees Oct 1 - April 30 are $2.00 for Wyoming residents and $4.00 for non-residents.
This is a beautiful old park just west of downtown Sheridan. During the summer, there is an ice cream shack that serves great ice cream!! Big goose creek runs along the park and yes, you can catch fish in it.
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Kendrick Park
This is a beautiful old park just west of downtown Sheridan. During the summer, there is an ice cream shack that serves great ice cream!! Big goose creek runs along the park and yes, you can catch fish in it.
The Brinton Museum is located in the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains on the historic 620-acre Quarter Circle A Ranch near Big Horn, Wyoming and presents 19th, 20th and 21st century Western and American Indian Art in an ideal setting.
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The Brinton Museum
239 Brinton RdThe Brinton Museum is located in the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains on the historic 620-acre Quarter Circle A Ranch near Big Horn, Wyoming and presents 19th, 20th and 21st century Western and American Indian Art in an ideal setting.
FROM ITS AUTHENTICALLY furnished rooms to its finely manicured lawns, Trail End displays an elegantly different aspect of Wyoming's rich and colorful history.
Built in the Flemish Revival style, the 13,748 square foot mansion known as Trail End provides an intriguing glimpse into life during the period 1913 to 1933, primarily as seen through the eyes of the John B. Kendrick family.
This was a vibrant time when the world was undergoing radical changes in technology and society. The Kendricks participated in most of the seminal events of the era - World War One, the Jazz Age, the Great Depression - and took advantage of most of the new technologies, from elevators and vacuum cleaners to automobiles and airplanes.
Exhibits and displays throughout the home – utilizing primarily original artifacts from the house and family – provide information on daily life, entertainment, interior design and changing technology as well as early twentieth century ranching on the Northern Plains.
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Trail End State Historic Site
400 Clarendon AveFROM ITS AUTHENTICALLY furnished rooms to its finely manicured lawns, Trail End displays an elegantly different aspect of Wyoming's rich and colorful history.
Built in the Flemish Revival style, the 13,748 square foot mansion known as Trail End provides an intriguing glimpse into life during the period 1913 to 1933, primarily as seen through the eyes of the John B. Kendrick family.
This was a vibrant time when the world was undergoing radical changes in technology and society. The Kendricks participated in most of the seminal events of the era - World War One, the Jazz Age, the Great Depression - and took advantage of most of the new technologies, from elevators and vacuum cleaners to automobiles and airplanes.
Exhibits and displays throughout the home – utilizing primarily original artifacts from the house and family – provide information on daily life, entertainment, interior design and changing technology as well as early twentieth century ranching on the Northern Plains.
King's Saddlery is one of Sheridan's landmarks. You can't visit Sheridan without checking it out. There is also the Don King Museum behind the store. Just ask the clerk.
The Don King Museum
Visitors are invited to browse and linger in the Don King Museum located off the Rope Shop.
The museum houses over three decades of the King family’s dedication to collecting Western and cowboy memorabilia from all over the world.
In addition to the hundreds of saddles that line the walls, the Don King Museum also showcases perfectly preserved wagons, coaches, Indian artifacts, guns, Western tack and original artwork.
8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Monday-Saturday
MST
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King’s Saddlery
184 N Main StKing's Saddlery is one of Sheridan's landmarks. You can't visit Sheridan without checking it out. There is also the Don King Museum behind the store. Just ask the clerk.
The Don King Museum
Visitors are invited to browse and linger in the Don King Museum located off the Rope Shop.
The museum houses over three decades of the King family’s dedication to collecting Western and cowboy memorabilia from all over the world.
In addition to the hundreds of saddles that line the walls, the Don King Museum also showcases perfectly preserved wagons, coaches, Indian artifacts, guns, Western tack and original artwork.
8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Monday-Saturday
MST
As one of the original hotels in Sheridan, WY, constructed in 1892, the Sheridan Inn Hotel was conceptualized and developed by William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody. As part owner, “Buffalo Bill” directed hotel management, and even auditioned new members for his touring company show from the front porch.
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Sheridan Inn
856 Broadway StAs one of the original hotels in Sheridan, WY, constructed in 1892, the Sheridan Inn Hotel was conceptualized and developed by William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody. As part owner, “Buffalo Bill” directed hotel management, and even auditioned new members for his touring company show from the front porch.
Stop by the US Forest Service office and get a map of the Bighorn National Forest. Beautiful trails and lakes await....
US Forest Service
2013 Eastside 2nd StStop by the US Forest Service office and get a map of the Bighorn National Forest. Beautiful trails and lakes await....
Make this your first stop to learn all there is to do in the Sheridan and Big Horn areas.
Sheridan Travel & Tourism
1517 E 5th StMake this your first stop to learn all there is to do in the Sheridan and Big Horn areas.
Food scene
SHERIDAN WYOMING'S FAVORITE PLACE WHERE FRIENDS TAKE FRIENDS FOR A DRINK OR DINNER.
When you think of Frackelton’s you think, distinctive charm, the finest food in town and a tasteful comfortable atmosphere. All those things that would make any restaurant your first choice in Sheridan for lunch dinner or Sunday brunch. And Frackelton’s does not disappoint.
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Frackelton's
55 N Main St
SHERIDAN WYOMING'S FAVORITE PLACE WHERE FRIENDS TAKE FRIENDS FOR A DRINK OR DINNER.
When you think of Frackelton’s you think, distinctive charm, the finest food in town and a tasteful comfortable atmosphere. All those things that would make any restaurant your first choice in Sheridan for lunch dinner or Sunday brunch. And Frackelton’s does not disappoint.
Powder River Pizza
803 N Main StP.O. News & Flagstaff Cafe
1 N Main StCowboy Cafe
138 N Main St