Tour Abandoned Motel in Nearly Abandoned Colorado Town

WARNING: Under no circumstances should you enter this property. By doing so you risk bodily harm and/or prosecution for trespassing on private property.

Colorado is home to a number of abandoned buildings, mines, and even entire towns. While it's ill-advised to attempt to explore these places in person, sometimes virtual tours are available, and we can check out these rotting remnants of the past from the comfort and safety of our own homes.

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One place in Colorado that is almost entirely abandoned is the town of Last Chance, a near-ghost town on the state's eastern plains that once served as one of the last stops with services for travelers making a trip into Kansas.

While there are still a handful of residents who call Last Chance, Colorado, home, the old Last Chance Motel has been abandoned for some time.

Keep scrolling to take a rare tour of the abandoned Last Chance Motel in Last Chance, Colorado:

Last Chance, Colorado, began as a homestead established in the early 20th Century by Charlie Harbert.

However, once the highway that currently runs through Last Chance was established, Harbert converted his homestead into a hub for travelers that eventually included a gas station, restaurants, and the aforementioned motel.

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Last Chance would serve this purpose for travelers until the 1950s when the Interstate Highway system was established.

Today, Last Chance is reportedly home to a mere 13 permanent residents.