Sheridan, Wyoming

Private charter · BWI → SHR

Baltimore to Sheridan

1,594 miles. One price for the whole airplane.

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Trip type
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The trip

Baltimore to Sheridan, door to door faster.

Trade about 33½ hours on the road for about a short flight in the air. Bluebird flies you direct from Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport in Baltimore to Sheridan County Airport in Sheridan, 1,594 miles in a private jet with two pilots up front. Need a different size of aircraft? We'll source one sized for the trip. The price is for the whole aircraft, with every fee and tax shown before you book.

Distance
1,594 mi
Flight
—
Driving
33½ hours
Passengers
Up to 1
BWIBaltimoreSHRSheridan
BWI → SHR1,594 miles direct

Departing Baltimore

Airports in Baltimore

  • BWI

    Major airport

    Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport

    Baltimore · KBWI

    From downtown
    8 mi
    Longest runway
    10,503 ft
  • MTN

    Commercial airport

    Martin State Airport

    Baltimore · KMTN

    From downtown
    11 mi
    Longest runway
    6,999 ft

Arriving Sheridan

Airports in Sheridan

  • SHR

    Commercial airport

    Sheridan County Airport

    Sheridan · KSHR

    From downtown
    2 mi
    Longest runway
    8,301 ft

When you land

Things to do in Sheridan

Sheridan sits at the eastern foot of the Bighorn Mountains, and it remains a true ranching town, with saddle shops, cattle brands on the walls of the Mint Bar and working cattle operations across the surrounding country. The area has been a destination for wealthy Easterners since the late 1800s, when guest ranches and polo arrived, and Eatons’ Ranch near Wolf is often called the oldest dude ranch in the country. Today healthcare, a large VA medical center, Sheridan College, tourism and small businesses support the economy, and second-home owners are drawn by ranch land and mountain scenery.

  1. 01

    The Brinton Museum

    Southwest of town at Big Horn, a historic ranch and a contemporary museum building display Western and American Indian art beneath the Bighorns, with gardens and grounds to explore.

  2. 02

    Trail End State Historic Site

    The Flemish Revival mansion built by cattle baron and Senator John B. Kendrick has been preserved with original furnishings and landscaped grounds near downtown.

  3. 03

    King’s Saddlery and Don King Museum

    A Sheridan institution, the saddlery sells custom saddles, ropes and Western gear, and its free museum displays a large collection of saddles and cowboy artifacts.

  4. 04

    Bighorn National Forest

    West of town, the Bighorn Mountains offer alpine lakes, wildflower meadows, trout streams and hundreds of miles of trails, reached by the scenic highways over the range.

  5. 05

    Medicine Wheel National Historic Landmark

    High in the Bighorns, a large circle of stones sacred to many Native American nations sits atop a mountain with vast views. The access road is open in summer.

  6. 06

    Main Street and the Mint Bar

    Sheridan’s historic Main Street holds Western shops, galleries and restaurants, along with the Mint Bar, a classic cowboy saloon known for its neon sign and branded walls.

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