Category: Idaho - Page 6 - United States Ghost Towns

Herbert, Idaho Ghost Town

Knocking against Idaho’s eastern plains, Herbert’s haunting ruins whisper tales of homesteaders who vanished into the wilderness.

Witness the untouched ruins of Helena’s copper mining empire, where three historic mines tell tales of Idaho’s forgotten frontier.

From 8,000 feet up in Idaho’s rugged mountains, the abandoned Greyhound Mine’s ghost town whispers tales of its $12.5 million silver rush.

Lost in Idaho’s Hawaii Desert, Grasmere’s abandoned buildings whisper tales of a once-bustling roadside oasis from the early 1900s.

A rugged ghost town hidden in Idaho’s wilderness tells the story of thirteen mines and six saloons that vanished mysteriously.

Step into Golden Age Camp’s haunting remains, where fortunes were made and lost in Idaho’s rugged wilderness during the 1870s mining boom.

Mining dreams turned to dust in Gilmore, Idaho, where eight abandoned buildings whisper tales of silver-fueled glory days.

Journey to Gibbonsville’s fading gold rush legacy, where abandoned mines and historic ruins whisper tales of Idaho’s forgotten prosperity.

Unexplored mine shafts and crumbling buildings tell the story of Gem’s silver rush glory days in Idaho’s Burke Canyon.

Known for its haunting ruins at 6,000 feet, Montana’s Garnet ghost town whispers tales of mining glory days and fiery demise.