Category: Alaska - Page 3 - United States Ghost Towns

Loring, Alaska Ghost Town

Ghost cannery town Loring once bustled with 200 residents before falling silent on Alaska’s remote Revillagigedo Island.

Joining Russian traders and Yup’ik natives, this vanished Alaskan settlement holds secrets beneath its riverside clearing.

Ghost town Knik’s Gold Rush secrets lie scattered along Alaska’s Knik Arm, where 500 pioneers once pursued frontier dreams.

Abandoned stilt houses perched on Alaska’s King Island reveal an indigenous engineering marvel that defied gravity and nature.

Where Native Dena’ina culture met Russian influence, Kijik’s abandoned structures hold the secrets of a once-thriving Alaskan settlement.

Uncover the haunting story of Kern, a once-bustling Alaskan railroad town wiped out by nature’s devastating forces.

In Alaska’s haunted copper mining town of Kennicott, abandoned tools and empty halls whisper tales of a $200 million empire’s sudden demise.

Bustling with 5,000 oil pioneers in 1902, Katalla’s dramatic fall from Alaska’s first oil boomtown ended in total abandonment by 1933.

Stranded along Alaska’s Koyukuk River, Kalakaket’s haunting ruins reveal a lost Native settlement’s struggle against nature and disease.

Known for extracting over 34,000 ounces of gold, this preserved Alaskan ghost town reveals secrets of mining life at 4,000 feet.