Goshen County is located in southeastern corner of Wyoming near Torrington boasting a total population of 13 825 inhabitants as of 2019 census statistics. Its main attractions include Fort Laramie Historical Site featuring rebuilt wood-and-adobe army post from 1840s used by American Army as well as settlers when exploring western America during Oregon Trail era plus various museums and restored buildings on location; Deadman Canyon near Tigerton offering beautiful views across Wyoming prairies and some of state’s oldest tree specimens can be found here followed by scenic camping areas along trails in the surrounding area.