Abandoned Colorado

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.

Take a virtual tour deep underground to explore a massive, sprawling, long-abandoned mine in Colorado.

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.

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.

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

A group of explorers recently visited what they call a ‘secret’ ghost town and claim that it’s the largest of its kind 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.

You can drive through a number of abandoned railroad tunnels just down the road near Buena Vista, Colorado. Have you visited the Midland Railroad Tunnels on CO Road 371?

Take a virtual tour inside an abandoned coal mine in Grand Junction, Colorado that’s said to be 120 years old.

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.