Sheridan boasts 46 buildings that have been included on the National Registry of Historic Places. Historic Downtown is home to dozens of unique shops, restaurants, galleries and cafes, and some of the Mountain West’s most legendary watering holes. King’s Saddlery is one of the world’s finest tack stores, the WYO Theater is an Art Deco masterpiece, and the city’s public art projects have turned every corner into a celebration of local culture. There’s something for everyone downtown, now including the Ice Haus.

“Blessed by Bighorn Mountain topography and evenly spaced between Yellowstone National Park and Mount Rushmore, Sheridan is Wyoming’s Emerald City. Sheridan is a short drive from national battle sites, parks, recreation areas and monuments; home to two National Historic Sites (Medicine Wheel and the Sheridan Inn); and on the doorstep of one of the nation’s finest wilderness areas.” - Visit Sheridan Wyoming

Sheridan has a total area of 10.95 square miles

10.93/sq miles of land & 0.02/sq miles of water

ELEVATION 3,743 feet above sea level

CITY POPULATION: 17,866 & COUNTY POPULATION: 30,485

Average sunny days per year: 208

Median Age: 38.4

Unemployment: 3%

Labor Force: 15,962

Median Household Income: $60,809

“Sheridan has one of the top education systems in Wyoming and the western United States. Sheridan County has three school districts, with schools that have been recognized with National Blue Ribbon Program awards.

Sheridan College is committed to helping students achieve their academic goals through personal attention, an array of courses and degrees, and more than $3 million in scholarships and financial aid awards.” - Visit Sheridan Wyoming

• HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SHERIDAN

• KENDRICK PARK

• SHERIDAN COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS - Home to Sheridan WYO Rodeo and Winter Rodeo

• THE HISTORIC SHERIDAN INN

• TRAILS END STATE HISTORIC SITE

• SOUTH PARK, NORTH PARK & BLACK TOOTH PARK

• SOLDIER RIDGE TRAIL

• CITY-WIDE SCENIC PATHWAYS

• TONGUE RIVER CANYON

• CLOUD PEAK WILDERNESS

• EATON’S RANCH

• M&M ICE RINK

• BIGHORN NATIONAL FOREST

• THE BRINTON MUSEUM

• BIG HORN EQUESTRIAN CENTER

• DEAD SWEDE - Gravel Bike Race/Ride

• BIGHORN TRAIL RUN

• UCROSS FOUNDATION + ART GALLERY

• BLACK TOOTH BREWING CO. & LUMINOUS BREWERY

• BISON AND ELK PADDOCK

• SHERIDAN COUNTY MUSEUM

• THE MINT BAR

• KING’S SADDLERY AND DON KING MUSEUM

• THE WYO THEATER

• SAGE ART MUSEUM

• FORT PHIL KEARNY

• TOM BAULDING BITS & SPURS

• STEAMBOAT POINT

• KENDRICK GOLF & POWDER HORN PRIVATE GOLF COURSE

• BORN IN A BARN - Vintage Show

• FORT MACKENZIE - VA Medical Center

• BIG & LITTLE GOOSE CREEK

• THE WAGON BOX IN STORY, WY

• COMMUNITIES OF: RANCHESTER, DAYTON, BIG HORN, STORY, CLEARMONT

Sheridan’s workforce is spread across a diverse landscape of industries, including:

• Educational, health and social services (22.6%)

• Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining (15.5%)

• Professional, scientific, management, administrative, and waste management services (15.5%)

• Construction (12.4%)

• Arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation, and food services (10.2%)

The Northern Wyoming Community College District offers workforce training in:

Machine Tool Technology, Diesel Technology, Welding Technology, Industrial Electricity

Visit Sheridan

WYOMING: #1 Business-Friendly Tax Climate

• No corporate or personal state income tax

• No inventory tax

• No franchise tax

• No occupation tax

• No value-added tax

Wyoming Business Council