Abandoned Colorado

A Colorado building that served as a home and a store caught fire, and what was found inside afterward was unsettling, to say the least.

The Colorado ghost town of Lake City is for sale, and you should buy it right now. This abandoned site near Telluride is on the market, and at under $1,000,000, the price certainly is right.

Land that was once a Native American sacred ground became a site for mining until it became too contaminated and was abandoned.

Imagine taking a Colorado hike including gorgeous basins, ghost towns, streams, abandoned mines, and remarkable views. Now imagine doing it in zero-degree temperatures.

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?

Take a virtual tour of a 58-acre abandoned railyard in Colorado with a lot of history.

There are a number of haunted locations in Colorado you dare not visit. Oddly, one is a popular tourist attraction, and another is a five-star hotel. Regardless, unless encounters with the dead are your cup of tea, these Colorado locations should be avoided.

Take a virtual tour of Colorado’s forgotten ski resort, Cuchara Mountain Park, which despite being abandoned for over 20 years may be reopening soon.

This winter hike screams "Colorado." The hike has everything, including gorgeous basins, ghost towns, streams, abandoned mines, and remarkable views.

The notoriously haunted third tunnel at Colorado’s Gold Camp Road has a dark, tragic past and evidence of very sketchy things happening there at night.

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.

In case the last 12 weren’t creepy enough for you, here are 12 more creepy abandoned places in Colorado that you should never visit.