Author: Jason Smith - Page 166 - United States Ghost Towns

Grand Encampment, Wyoming Ghost Town

Historic copper boomtown Grand Encampment reveals Wyoming’s mining legacy through its museum and world’s longest aerial tramway ruins.

Abandoned Wyoming ghost towns await curious explorers, from South Pass City’s gold rush relics to Kirwin’s mysterious mining ruins.

Gebo’s forgotten streets once bustled with 2,000 coal miners, but today only silent foundations and a lonely cemetery remain.

Soldiers once protected railroad workers at Fort Steele, but now only haunting ruins remain in this Wyoming ghost town.

Legends of a ghostly cowboy in white still haunt the ruins of Fort Bridger, Wyoming’s historic frontier trading post.

Nestled in Wyoming’s rugged peaks, Forest City’s abandoned mines and crumbling buildings tell haunting tales of silver rush dreams gone silent.

From violent boomtowns to lawless frontiers, Wyoming’s ghost towns reveal dark secrets of murder, mayhem, and wild western justice.

Dwindling from 100,000 to just 6,400, Wyoming’s bighorn sheep fight for survival across ancient mountain routes despite mounting challenges.

Wander through Lincoln County’s forgotten mines and ghost towns, where Wyoming’s rich mining heritage whispers stories of boom-and-bust dreams.

Dillon’s defiant mining town spirit lives on through its ghostly ruins, where America’s longest aerial tramway once transported copper dreams.