Abandoned Colorado

A man was recently injured while exploring an abandoned factory in Colorado, an incident that serves as a reminder of how dangerous urban exploring can be.

Imagine wandering through a deserted town where echoes of the past whisper tales of gold rush dreams and untold hardships.

Colorado's ghost towns have a haunting allure, but stepping inside can lead to trouble. Safety first, folks — let’s take a closer look at the risks.

Take a look around an old, abandoned settlement that serves as a glimpse into Colorado’s early days.

Take a virtual tour through the abandoned Last Chance Motel in the nearly-abandoned town of Last Chance, Colorado.

Take a rare virtual tour through the abandoned homes, buildings, and other ruins that once comprised the historic mining area of Prosser Gulch, Colorado.

Take a trip through what was once a Colorado school, shopping center, and mega church that has been sitting abandoned since 2017.

Take a virtual tour of Como, Colorado, the nearly abandoned town that is home to the only remaining narrow-gauge roundhouse in the state.

Take a virtual tour through an abandoned gas station with a Taco Bell restaurant attached, which appears to have been sitting on Colorado’s eastern plains for years.

Take a rare, virtual tour of a farm that dates back to the year 1925 and has been sitting abandoned for close to 30 years near Frederick, Colorado.

Check out the abandoned Santiago Mill located high in the Rocky Mountains just south of Colorado’s I-70.

Take a look at the interior of a former Colorado grocery store with footage taken shortly after it was abandoned.