million acres of pristine wildland in the Bighorn National Forest, encompassing 1,200 miles of trails, 30 campgrounds, 10 picnic areas, 6 mountain lodges, legendary dude ranches, and hundreds of miles of waterways. The Bighorns offer limitless outdoor recreation opportunities. places to drink and dine, including restaurants, bars, food trucks, lounges, breweries, distilleries, tap rooms, and saloons. That’s 101 different ways to après-adventure in the craft capital of Wyoming. Sheridan County also features numerous hotels, motels, RV parks, and B&Bs. seasons in which to get WYO’d. If you’re a skijoring savant, check out the Winter Rodeo every February. July features the beloved WYO Rodeo. Spring and fall are the perfect time to chase cool mountain streams or epic backcountry lines during the Bighorn Trail Run or the Dead Swede Gravel Race. Sheridan features a thriving, historic downtown district, with western allure, hospitality and good graces to spare; a vibrant arts scene; bombastic craft culture; a robust festival and events calendar; beautiful bedroom communities; and living history from one corner of the county to the next.
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