Holly Allison
Associate Broker
Chugwater 313 Dryland Acreage: 316.36± Acres with Highway Frontage in Goshen County, Wyoming
Here is a clean, wide-open canvas in southeastern Wyoming: 316.36± acres of dryland grass fronting Highway 313 in Goshen County, a short drive east of Chugwater. Not farmed in recent years and currently resting in grass, this parcel offers size, productive soils, and highway frontage in one straightforward package, whether you are looking to graze it, return it to dryland cultivation, or simply hold a substantial piece of Wyoming.
The Land and Soils
This is honest dryland farm and grazing ground. The soils are led by Norka and Colby loams, which make up about 67 percent of the parcel, complemented by Goshen-Kuma loams and the Colby-Tassel complex. These are the deep loam soils this region is known for, and because the ground has been farmed before and is now resting in grass, a buyer gets real optionality: keep it in grass for cattle, or bring it back into dryland cropland on soil that has proven it can grow a crop. Gently rolling and open, it is easy to work and easy to enjoy.
Highway 313 Frontage
Frontage on a state highway is the standout feature here. It means dependable, year-round access and visibility that raw land tucked back on a two-track simply cannot offer. For agricultural, recreational, investment, or development purposes, that access is both a convenience and a long-term value driver.
A True Blank Canvas
This parcel is offered as raw land. There is no electricity and no water currently on site, so a buyer should plan to bring their own infrastructure and vision. For many buyers, that blank slate is exactly the appeal: open ground, highway access, and room to build the operation or retreat they have in mind.
Location
You are a short drive east of Chugwater, a historic Western community known for the Chugwater Soda Fountain, Wyoming's oldest operating soda fountain, its annual Chili Festival, and a local ranch mercantile. The parcel is within reach of Cheyenne, Wheatland, and Torrington, in a region drawing growing interest for agriculture, energy, and development. Wyoming's lack of a state income tax and its landowner-friendly climate add to the long-term appeal.
Additional Acreage Nearby
Want more scale? A neighboring tract of 312.73± acres is available less than a quarter mile away, giving buyers the option to assemble more than 625 acres in the same stretch of Goshen County. Purchase this parcel on its own, or pair the two.
Property Highlights
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