Cute little yarn shop, the place was just lovely in general. You can take a self-led tour through…read morewhere they produce their wool, which was very cute. They sell patterns along with yarn and finished products. All of it was high quality stuff. All the fibers are naturally sourced, which is great in today's yarn economy. You can even feed the sheep outside (which are very friendly and very hungry). If you're looking for yarn, this is your place.

ABSOLUTELY WORTH A STOP…read more These folks make their own wool sweaters, wool hats, wool slippers, you name it out of sheep's wool from three ranches here in Wyoming. Plus, they make a ton of beautiful yarn. And are a zero-waste place! Susie gave us the best tour we could have ever wished for. YARNOLD. Come visit the best sheep ever! You can feed him peanuts but he likes animal crackers better. He's a sweetheart and a unique sheep from Switzerland who loves tender face scratches. And his name is Yarnold. If he had a partner, maybe their name could be Knitney. :) I bought a hat and my friend bought a sweater. They make lifetime products here. Totally worth it.

I'm completely disgusted with my visit to the koltiska distillery. I was over charged and had to…read morewait for the the bartender to finish talking to her underage friends for service. This family has been taking advantage of the Sheridan community for years and if you not a local or friend your not welcome. Don't let this business ruin your vacation to the Sheridan area.

A cute little spot to have a drink and a tour of the distillery. Bartender was very nice. Told us…read morethe history of the family distillery, recommended (and made) some great drinks and gave us ideas on places to visit in Sheridan. We will definitely return the next time we are in Sheridan.

Wow! Plan to spend 2 or more hours. The philanthropic generosity of the Brinton's is appreciated…read more No fee for museum. House tour is $8 for adults. Lovely grounds and 1939ish hunting cabin. The Native art and artifacts are well displayed. All staff I encountered were very friendly and went out of their way to be accommodating. Free! Enjoy!

The museum, while small, has lots of Native American artifacts and art. Espiecailly interesting are…read morethe artwork drawn/painted on animal hides and canvas. A pony-sized horse model is adorned with beautiful and colorful Indian horse tack. The two steep flights of cement steps that lead guests up from the parking lot to the museum entrance might exhaust the faint-of-heart. There also are stairs among the first, second, and third floors, as well as an elevator. Admission to the museum is free however there is a $10 admission to the mansion (the reviewer did not visit).

Get a large animal garunteed! Unless you can't shoot, you will fill your tags here and be cozy in…read morethe lodge when it's all done. The guides are the best part of the adventure. Thanks Scronny!