Category: Colorado - United States Ghost Towns

Nevadaville, Colorado Ghost Town

Once thriving with gold seekers, Nevadaville’s abandoned stone buildings whisper secrets of Colorado’s richest mining settlement.

Preserved since 1865, Montezuma defies its “ghost town” label with surprising resilience and remarkable stories waiting to be discovered.

Uncovering Montana City’s ruins reveals Colorado’s first gold rush settlement, abandoned before Denver existed—what treasures remain buried?

Perched above 10,000 feet, Millpond’s silver rush ruins whisper tales of Colorado’s rugged past that only summer explorers can discover.

In Colorado’s depths lies McPhee, once a thriving lumber town before fire and flooding sealed its mysterious fate.

Buried in El Paso County, Colorado’s high plains, McFerran’s brief farming dream collapsed after just seven years.

Once a thriving railroad town, McConnellsville’s abandoned streets tell a tale of prosperity destroyed by nature’s fury.

From thriving marble hub to haunted ghost town with just one resident, Marble’s dramatic resurrection story beckons explorers.

Historic Manhattan, Colorado vanished after its gold rush glory days, but what secrets lie within its abandoned foundations?

Once a booming coal mining town near Trinidad, Madrid’s abandoned ruins whisper secrets of Colorado’s forgotten past.