Tyra & Jake
Things To Do
North Tongue River
Flowing through the scenic Bighorn Mountains, the North Tongue River near Bear Lodge is a Blue Ribbon fishing destination known for its abundant trout and pristine waters. With crystal-clear streams winding through grassy meadows and pine-covered hills, it’s a beautiful spot for casting a line, enjoying a picnic, or simply relaxing on the bank. Keep an eye out for moose, deer, and the occasional eagle soaring overhead, then stop in to Bear Lodge for lunch on your way back to town.
Trail End State Historic Site
Perched on a hill overlooking Sheridan, the Kendrick Mansion—also known as Trail End—offers a glimpse into Wyoming’s elegant past. This beautifully preserved historic home was built in the early 1900s by former governor and U.S. senator John B. Kendrick and showcases the grandeur of the early 20th century with original furnishings, lush gardens, and stunning architecture. Enjoy wandering through its stately rooms and learning about the Kendrick family’s role in Wyoming’s history. It’s a charming, peaceful outing just minutes from downtown.
Le Rêve Restaurant & Raw Bar
Le Rêve is Sheridan’s elegant dining gem, offering a refined menu inspired by French and American cuisine. With its warm ambiance, carefully crafted dishes, and expertly made craft cocktails, it’s the perfect spot for a special night out or a memorable meal with loved ones. Whether you’re savoring seasonal flavors or enjoying a thoughtfully paired drink, Le Rêve delivers a truly delightful experience.
King’s Saddlery
While you're in town for the wedding, take time to explore King’s Saddlery—an iconic Western destination in the heart of downtown Sheridan. From world-class handcrafted saddles and ropes to a one-of-a-kind Western museum filled with cowboy memorabilia, this family-owned shop offers an authentic taste of Wyoming’s rich ranching heritage. Whether you're a cowboy at heart or just looking for a unique souvenir, King’s is a must-visit stop that captures the true spirit of the West.
Cowboy Cafe
A Sheridan classic, The Cowboy Cafe serves up hearty, home-style meals in a friendly, no-frills setting. But the real star? Their legendary homemade pies—rich, flaky, and packed with all the comforting flavors you crave. Whether you’re stopping by for breakfast, lunch, or just a slice of pie, it’s a sweet taste of Wyoming hospitality you won’t want to miss.
Black Tooth Brewing Company
Black Tooth Brewing Co. is Sheridan’s go-to spot for craft beer lovers, offering a rotating lineup of bold, flavorful brews brewed right in Wyoming. With a welcoming taproom vibe, local ingredients, and plenty of creative flavors, it’s the perfect place to kick back, try something new, and toast to good times with friends.
Las Delicias
A Sheridan favorite for authentic Mexican food, Las Delicias is the place to go when you’re craving fresh, flavorful dishes and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. From sizzling fajitas to perfectly seasoned tacos and homemade salsa, everything is made with love (and generous portions).
The Mint Bar
A true Sheridan icon, The Mint Bar is the oldest bar in Wyoming and has been serving up drinks and Western hospitality since 1907. With its neon bucking horse sign and walls lined with decades of cowboy memorabilia, it’s the perfect spot to soak up local flavor—literally and figuratively. Whether you're grabbing a drink with fellow wedding guests or just stopping in to experience authentic Wyoming charm, The Mint offers a laid-back atmosphere, cold beer, and stories etched into every corner. It’s not just a bar—it’s a piece of the Wild West.
The Brinton Museum
Nestled at the base of the Bighorn Mountains, The Brinton Museum offers a stunning blend of art, history, and landscape. Featuring an exceptional collection of Western and Native American art, the museum is located on a historic ranch and housed in a striking, modern eco-conscious building. Visitors can stroll through galleries showcasing everything from classic cowboy paintings to contemporary Indigenous works, all while taking in panoramic mountain views. Just a short drive from Sheridan, it’s the perfect outing for wedding guests looking to experience Wyoming’s cultural and natural beauty.
Just LeDoux It Saloon & Steak Out
Named in honor of country music legend and rodeo champion Chris LeDoux, LeDoux It celebrates the cowboy spirit he embodied. It’s a welcoming spot to grab a hearty meal, swap stories, and soak in the Western atmosphere. With good food, cold drinks, and a nod to a Wyoming icon, LeDoux It Saloon is a must-visit for fans of true country grit-- plus, it has a disco saddle chandelier!
The Big Horn Equestrian Center
Experience the unexpected thrill of polo in the heart of Wyoming at the Big Horn Equestrian Center. Surrounded by sweeping mountain views, this stunning venue hosts lively polo matches throughout the summer—complete with galloping horses, skilled riders, and a festive, laid-back crowd. Whether you're a first-time spectator or a longtime fan, it's a fun and unique way for wedding guests to enjoy the outdoors, mingle with locals, and soak in Sheridan’s surprising polo tradition. Don’t forget your picnic blanket and sunglasses!
Red Grade Trails
If you’re looking to stretch your legs and soak in some fresh Wyoming mountain air, the Red Grade Trails are a local favorite just outside of Sheridan. Winding through pine forests and open meadows with sweeping views of the Bighorn Mountains, these trails offer options for all levels—whether you’re up for a leisurely stroll or a more adventurous hike. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy nature, take some photos, and maybe spot a deer or two.
Park Reservoir
Tucked high in the Bighorn Mountains, Park Reservoir is a peaceful alpine lake surrounded by evergreens and wildflowers. It’s a great spot for a scenic drive, picnic, or simply relaxing by the water with mountain views all around. If you’re feeling adventurous, bring a fishing pole or take a short hike to explore the shoreline—you might even see a moose wandering nearby.