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Useful Information on Flights to Sheridan

Our Cheapest Fare:
Weekly Non Stop Flights:	3 Flights Weekly
Destination Airport:	Sheridan County Airport
Popular Airlines:	United Airlines

Facts About Flying to Sheridan, Wyoming^§

The percentage of Sheridan travelers over the age of 35 was 68%.
The percentage of Sheridan travelers over the age of 60 was 21%.
The percentage of Sheridan travelers who traveled with kids under 14 was 3%.
The percentage of Sheridan travelers who were millennials was 18%.
The percentage of Sheridan travelers who were female was 63%.
Average number of days spent by travelers in Sheridan was 6.
Month with most bookings for Sheridan was January.
Month with least bookings for Sheridan was April, May.

^§ All flight facts are based on last 3 months data on OneTravel.

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Top Attractions in Sheridan

Saddle baron Don King’s prized possession King's Saddlery and Museum features tools used by the modern cowboys and a wide range of Indian artifacts including saddles, chaps, Spanish bits, silver spurs and whips.

Peep into the rich past of Sheridan at the Sheridan County Museum. Learn about city’s rich mining legacy through complex cycloramas or check out art work of Bernard Thomas and photographs by Elsa Spear Byron focusing on the city’s past life.

The only remaining Flemish Revival structure in Wyoming, the Trail End State Historic Site is a must visit in Sheridan. Explore its various unique materials including silk, mahogany, Italian marble, Georgia pine beams and a maple-floored ballroom.

Encompassed with towering hills and cottonwoods, Bradford Brinton Memorial Ranch gives a fair amount of idea about lifestyle of ranchers in early 20th century. Don’t forget to see a superlative collection of art works on its walls.