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Czizek, Idaho Ghost Town

Buried in Idaho County’s wilderness, Czizek’s abandoned buildings whisper tales of gold-mining dreams that vanished as quickly as they began.

Once a thriving gold mining town of 600 people, Custer’s well-preserved buildings whisper tales of Idaho’s wild frontier days.

A forgotten copper mining town in Idaho’s rugged mountains holds secrets of wealth, struggle, and nine determined souls who still remain.

Gold seekers flocked to Concord’s mountain paradise, but what drove thousands to suddenly abandon this once-thriving Idaho boomtown?

Mining dreams and silver fortunes drew hundreds to Comeback Mine, but what they left behind tells an even greater story.

Peek into Idaho’s forgotten Cold War mining town, where 14 million pounds of cobalt were once extracted from miles of mysterious tunnels.

Uncover the secrets of Cliff City, where a $3.75 million copper boom transformed an Idaho mountainside into a bustling boomtown.

From Mormon pioneers to scorched ruins, Cleveland’s ghost town reveals a forgotten chapter of Idaho’s frontier settlement that forever changed.

Located in central Idaho, Clayton’s abandoned silver mines and historic buildings tell a tale of riches that few ghost towns can match.

Pioneers braved frigid winters in Chilly, Idaho’s forgotten ghost town, but what mysterious forces drove everyone to abandon this mining outpost?