While some became ghost towns, others still stand today, offering a glimpse into the past. From historic saloons to Victorian ...

In the late 1800s, Picacho, California was a thriving gold mining town of 2,500 people located on the Colorado River. But, by the early 1900s, mining slowed down, the steamboats were no more ...

And there also isn’t a paved road to get there. But Matador calls the ghost town “one of the most unique places to camp in Colorado.” It sits more than 11,000 feet above sea level ...

The series “Historic Landscapes: Summit County Colorado Ghost Towns and Townsites” are authored by Colorado historians Bill Fountain and Sandra Mather, according to a news release from the ...

It is described as a ghost town by some historical organizations ... Ed Otte is a former editor of the Greeley Tribune and a former executive director of the Colorado Press Association. Greeley cop ...

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When winter blankets the landscape, Crested Butte Mountain Resort offers some of Colorado’s best skiing without the lift lines that plague other resorts. The terrain ranges from gentle groomers ...