Colorado Ghost Towns

One of the best preserved ghost towns in the United States is right here in Colorado.

Once a thriving mining town during the 1800s, Nevadaville, Colorado is now mostly abandoned. In fact, as of 1998 a total of just six residents remained living in the Gilpin County location, and today, only two people call the small city home. Thi...

You could, literally, own the Mother Lode.

The Coeur d’Alene mine in Central City, Colorado was once the site of a freak accident that killed the town’s mayor and, along with neighboring buildings, is now abandoned.

The Silver Thread Byway to the Alpine Loop, Co Rd 30 is one of the highest roads in Colorado.

Take a virtual tour of an old Colorado daycare known as the ‘Little Log Cabin’ that is now totally abandoned.

After the gold and silver crashes, towns that were once considered a major part of Colorado began to dry up and shutter their windows. Let's take a tour.

The old Crystal Mill Power Station is one of the most photographed historic places in Colorado.

Legend has it the residents of Independence were cut off from supplies by a series of blizzards and had to evacuate on skis in 1899. Many never returned.

Buckskin Joe’s Frontier Land was the movie set for films like ‘True Grit’ and South Park creators’ ‘Cannibal! The Musical’ but is now completely abandoned.