Author: Jason Smith - Page 204 - United States Ghost Towns

Rice, California Ghost Town

Just outside the Mojave Desert lies Rice, California, where military history and an infamous 180-foot bar await curious explorers.

Perched in Arizona’s desert mountains, Reymert’s crumbling ruins whisper tales of silver dreams that vanished as quickly as they appeared.

Kept hidden beneath rippling waters, Reservoir’s drowned ghost town whispers Gold Rush secrets only drought can reveal.

Journey into Reilly’s abandoned silver mining outpost reveals crumbling stone walls and forgotten dreams in California’s unforgiving desert.

Just outside Mojave, a ghost town of refrigerator railcars once housed gold miners seeking fortune during the Depression.

Journey through Redrock’s gold rush ruins where 3,000 souls once thrived before mysteriously vanishing into desert history.

Secrets of Redington’s violent past linger among crumbling structures where Arizona’s deadliest frontier town once thrived.

A forgotten Colorado mining town clinging to existence at 8,750 feet, Red Cliff reveals haunting stories of silver fortunes.

Mining history transformed Ray, Arizona from booming copper town to ghost town, but what caused its sudden abandonment?

Mining fortunes and desert spirits linger in Randsburg’s weathered buildings, where gold fever once transformed barren land into boom.