(EMAILWIRE.COM, April 05, 2012 ) SHERIDAN, WYO.- With endless blue skies and the wind blowing on the open road, Sheridan, wyoming offers bikers beauty and freedom. Heading south on U.S. 87, itÂ’s an easy ride to tour frontier history at Wagon Box battle site, Bradford Brinton Memorial, and Fort Phil Kearney. During the summer months Fort Phil Kearney comes alive with living history demonstrations, a historic camp, reenactments, an interpretive center, and even weapons demonstrations.
Heading south and east from town, riders can follow the South Fishing Tour. Approximately 100 miles round-trip, this loop travels to favorite fishing grounds at Lake DeSmet and the Healy Reservoir.
The Bighorn Mountains rise to the east of Sheridan and can be reached by heading west on U.S. 14. Imagine riding past alpine forests and lakes with only the moose, whitetail deer, and soaring eagles to keep you company. These are just three routes ideas, though thereÂ’s plenty of terrain to explore.
After a day of exploring the peace and history of Wyoming, riders can return to Sheridan for a delicious meal and refreshing drink. Whether theyÂ’re looking for a steak and cold brew, or slice of pie and cup of joe, Sheridan wonÂ’t disappoint. Hotels, inns, and cottages are available for extended stays. Visit www.sheridanwyoming.org to plan a visit and learn about seasonal vacation specials.
Media Contact: Penny Becker, stt@sheridanwyoming.org, www.sheridanwyoming.org Photos available. View Sheridan Travel and Tourism Media Kit.
