Why Live in Sheridan
Sheridan, WY, located at the base of the Bighorn Mountains, blends its frontier heritage with modern amenities. The historic downtown, featuring landmarks like the Mint Bar, offers a lively main street with a mix of local retailers and dining options such as Frackelton’s and Cowboy Café. Housing ranges from established brick and wood-frame homes near downtown to newer ranch-style and craftsman-inspired properties on the outskirts, often with ample yard space for gardens or small livestock. Sheridan County School District #2 is highly rated, and Sheridan College provides various certifications and programs, contributing to a skilled local workforce. Kendrick Park and Thorne-Rider Park offer recreational facilities, while the Soldier Ridge Trail and nearby Bighorn Mountains provide extensive outdoor activities, including hiking, fishing, and camping. The Sheridan WYO Rodeo and 3rd Thursday events add to the community's vibrant social calendar. Although Sheridan's economy is largely agricultural, it is diversifying with manufacturing and tech jobs becoming more common. Interstate 90 and U.S. Highway 14 provide connectivity to Billings, Montana, and other regional destinations. Sheridan County Airport offers limited regional flights, with more extensive services available in Billings, approximately 125 miles away. The mix of heritage, outdoor activities, and modern amenities makes Sheridan a unique place to live.