Nestled between the rolling plains of the Old West and the towering peaks of the Bighorn Mountains, lies Buffalo, Wyoming. A town where western hospitality is alive and well. Here you are met with picturesque scenery, expansive open spaces, abundant outdoor recreation, and a rich local history that dates back to 1884.
Known as Wyoming’s Emerald City, Sheridan, Wyoming is the kind of place where cowboys gather over craft beer and coffee, where a plethora of wildlife travel over Indian Paintbrush covered canvasses, and where the magnificent peaks of Northern Wyoming prominently stand.
Home to the largest multi-event facility in the western U.S., Gillette, Wyoming offers a range of opportunities to indulge in live music, rodeos, broadway productions and more. Gillette is the gateway to Devils Tower National Monument, the first national monument, and a perfect midway stop between Yellowstone National Park, and South Dakota’s Mount Rushmore National Park.
Small mountain towns located just outside of Sheridan, Wyoming.
Big Horn, Wyoming is an unincorporated town located at the base of the Bighorn Mountains, 10 miles south of Sheridan.
A thriving small town located about 45 miles south of Buffalo.
Sundance is nestled in the valley or the Bearlodge Mountains on the western edge of the Black Hills.
Small mountain towns in the foothills of the Big Horn Mountains. Dayton is in Northwestern Sheridan county, approximately 17 miles from Sheridan. Ranchester is located 9 miles south of the Montana border.
Quintessential small town living in Sheridan County’s stunning countryside.
