Summer thrusts warmer temperatures sometimes in the 100's but the evenings are cool. And summer in Sheridan is full of outdoor activities, from concerts in the park to an ice cream cone in Kendrick Park. Sheridan is blessed with walking trails, parks, recreation and historic sites throughout the community. And the people are warm and welcoming like the summer weather. In the fall, the Sheridan valley is highlighted with a yellow, gold and red treeline.
Chinook winds warm the daytime temperatures while the evenings are cool.
Besides a haven for photography, fall activities include hiking, fishing, sightseeing, biking, golf, craft fairs, and wildlife watching. Try Sheridan in the fall, you won't be disappointed. Just a short drive from town, the Big Horn Mountains offer a variety of outdoor adventures including snowmobiling, alpine and cross-country skiing. The Big Horn Trail System is ranked in the top ten by SnoWest and Minnesota Snowmobiling magazines with the nearest trailhead just 15 miles southwest of Sheridan on Red Grade Road. In Sheridan, the opportunities are endless.