Colorado Ghost Towns

The St. Aloysius Church is all that remains of the old mining town of Morley, Colorado.

The hills and mountains of Colorado have many ghost towns, it's a wonder that they all haven't been discovered, yet. But we have a new one ...

Take a virtual drive over Colorado’s Engineer Pass, a drive that is just as beautiful as it is sketchy.

The Old Tomboy Mine just outside of Telluride, Colorado is one of the highest abandoned mines in the country.

Some of Colorado's oldest mansions and hotels are also some of the most haunted destinations in the Centennial State.

Scroll on to learn more about the historic sites that once belonged to the town of Carpenter, Climax Camp, and Calamity Camp in Mesa County.

At one time, Interlaken Resort was the highest-elevated resort in the Rocky Mountains.

Here are the top twelve tiniest towns in Colorado.

Colorado’s ghost towns are aplenty and they come in all shapes and sizes. However, these have been named some of the best.

There's a ghost town in northern Colorado that's fairly young. While no one lives in this tiny abandoned town, some of the structures look to be somewhat contemporary, and a few graves are fairly recent. What happened to Keota, Colorado?

Check out, and get to know the many ghost towns in the state of Colorado.

Check out what some Coloradans refer to as Ghost Town Disc Golf, a disc golf course that runs through the wilderness and ends in a real-life ghost town.