Cowboy Country

This is where function meets Western style. Cowboy Emporium creates handcrafted boots, belts, and leather goods that

reflect Wyoming’s ranching roots. You can browse one-of-a-kind items, meet the makers, and even custom order something of your own.

Be sure to check out their Cowboy Coffee Emporium grounds—available for purchase in-store.

Tips from the locals

• Every piece is one of a kind so take your time looking around and ask about the story behind the work.

Need a pick-me-up between stops? Swing into The Wild Hare in Torrington.

This small-town favorite is known for its vibrant energy and refreshing flavored lemonades—easily one of the most popular drinks in town.

While you’re there, browse their handcrafted seasoning blends, made locally and full of bold, Western flavor.

It’s a fun, flavorful stop that locals love for both sips and spices.

Tips from the locals

•  If you’re running low on steam, ask for the cold brew—it’s strong, smooth, and keeps locals going all afternoon.

One of the top things to do in Goshen County WY for Western enthusiasts is visit Torrington Livestock Markets—one of the largest

livestock auction facilities in the region. It’s a full immersion in Wyoming ranch life, from the buzz of the auctioneer to the steady

rhythm of cattle being moved through the yards. Want a closer look? You can schedule a personal tour by calling (307) 532-3333.

Tips from the locals

• Don’t skip sale day. The energy, the dust, and the auctioneer will take you straight back to the Old West.

Tucked along the edge of town, Golden Prairie Delights feels like an old-time country kitchen turned storefront.

From homemade jams and relishes to fresh-baked cinnamon rolls and prairie-style breads, everything is made with care and rooted

in Wyoming tradition. It’s the kind of place where flavors are simple, bold, and built to last.

Tips from the locals

• Their in-house deli serves up hearty sandwiches that hit the spot—perfect for a roadside lunch or stashing in the cooler for later on the trail.

Step inside and you’ll swear you’ve walked into an old-time saloon—wood-paneled walls, friendly faces, and

the smell of something sizzling on the grill. Fort Laramie Bar & Grill is a true hidden gem, serving up hearty,

made-from-scratch meals with a Western flair. It’s casual, authentic, and full of local flavor in every sense.

Tips from the locals

• Try the jalapeño mushroom Swiss burger—it’s loaded, grilled to order, and even better with their house-made raspberry sauce. You won’t find anything like it elsewhere in Goshen County.

Just outside LaGrange, 66 Mountain Retreat blends scenic prairie lodging with wide-open Wyoming adventure.

This working Western property offers cozy cabin stays, high-demand outdoor recreation,

and custom-guided activities like shed hunting, wildlife tours, and hiking. It’s perfect for unplugged getaways, writers’ retreats,

birding excursions, or small group gatherings. Whether you’re planning a family stay or a custom outfitting package, this retreat offers

a peaceful basecamp with sweeping views, modern comfort, and true Western spirit.

Tips from the locals

• Sunset is when the prairie really speaks so slow down settle in and let the sky do the rest.