Abandoned Hospital + Homes in Colorado Mountain Ghost 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.

While it's likely not a regular thought for most Colorado residents, it's pretty mind-blowing to find out just how many old, abandoned ghost towns there are across the state.

Many of these old ghost towns date back to the mid to late-1800s and were originally built to accommodate miners, their families, and local services such as hospitals, schools, and grocery stores.

There are a few ghost towns in which visitors are allowed to park and legally explore the old buildings, but the vast majority of Colorado's abandoned towns are located on private property and are dangerous to visit.

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However, it's always fun to take virtual tours of these remnants of Colorado's past and if you keep scrolling, we'll take a trip to Ouray County to do just that.

Ghost Town in Ouray County Colorado is a Reminder of the State's Past

While it's unclear as to exactly where this ghost town is located, we do know that it's in Ouray County, Colorado.

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Inside this ghost town, we'll find numerous old houses that are still largely intact, as well as an old hospital.

A large vaporizer and old sheets used to take down patients' medical information were found in the hospital, and things like a stove, stairs consisting of metal grates, and even a toilet were found in one of the homes.

Again, for legal and safety reasons, please do not attempt to visit this ghost town in person, but you can keep scrolling to take a virtual tour: