Author: Jason Smith - Page 24 - United States Ghost Towns

Angel Camp, Arizona Ghost Town

Sinister ruins of Angel Camp reveal how one man’s mining promises turned an Arizona boomtown into a barren wasteland.

Once bustling with Wild West travelers, American Ranch’s crumbling ruins hide untold stories of fortune seekers and famous frontier visitors.

Beyond the rugged Pinal Mountains lies American Flag, where abandoned mines whisper tales of Arizona’s copper-rich past.

Journey through Amboy’s haunting ruins, where Route 66’s famous Roy’s Motel still beckons travelers into California’s mysterious Mojave Desert.

From crumbling mill ruins to the historic Flood mansion, this abandoned silver mining town reveals California’s glittering 1890s past.

Nestled in Arizona’s Santa Rita Mountains, this forgotten mining town tells a tale of riches, pioneers and mysterious ruins.

Surrounded by 11,800-foot peaks, Alta’s abandoned silver mines and Tesla-powered ruins tell a tale of Colorado’s ambitious mining dreams.

Nestled at 10,578 feet, Alma defies its ghost town fate as America’s highest incorporated town, harboring silver-studded secrets.

In 1952, a thriving mountain town vanished beneath Lexington Reservoir’s waters, but Alma’s ghostly remnants occasionally resurface.

Seeking frontier fortunes, Allen’s ghost town reveals a mysterious tale of Mormon settlers and their vanished desert oasis.