Colorado Ghost Towns

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

Here are the top twelve tiniest towns in Colorado.

Colorado has over 1,500 ghost towns, each of which with its own story as to why it was abandoned.

Colorado is also home to some world-famous gravesites and memorials that help us remember the story of the Centennial State.

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

An abandoned Colorado barn is full of strange sights including a hose rigged up in a questionable way, a pile of batteries, and women’s underwear spread out all over the ground.

Take a look at what was once a huge building in Cortez, Colorado containing a restaurant, trucker laundry room, and more.

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?

Buckskin Joe’s Frontier Land was the movie set for films like ‘True Grit’ and South Park creators’ ‘Cannibal! The Musical’ but is now completely abandoned.

One of Colorado’s most prolific founding fathers, General William Palmer, once owned land that is now abandoned and has hidden tunnels.