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After the gold and silver crashes, towns that were once considered a major part of Colorado began to dry up and shutter their windows. Let's take a tour.

After the gold and silver crashes, towns that were once considered a major part of Colorado began to dry up and shutter their windows. Let's take a tour.

After the gold and silver crashes, towns that were once considered a major part of Colorado began to dry up and shutter their windows. Let's take a tour.

After the gold and silver crashes, towns that were once considered a major part of Colorado began to dry up and shutter their windows. Let's take a tour.

After the gold and silver crashes, towns that were once considered a major part of Colorado began to dry up and shutter their windows. Let's take a tour.

After the gold and silver crashes, towns that were once considered a major part of Colorado began to dry up and shutter their windows. Let's take a tour.

After the gold and silver crashes, towns that were once considered a major part of Colorado began to dry up and shutter their windows. Let's take a tour.

After the gold and silver crashes, towns that were once considered a major part of Colorado began to dry up and shutter their windows. Let's take a tour.

After the gold and silver crashes, towns that were once considered a major part of Colorado began to dry up and shutter their windows. Let's take a tour.

Youll find over 300 ghost towns peppered across Colorados landscape. The majority of these mostly-vacant towns rest high in the Rockies where miners built settlements in hopes to strike it rich. While others lie in the eastern plains as a stopping ground for travelers traversing the country. After the gold and silver crashes, towns that were once considered a major part of Colorado began to dry up and shutter their windows. Lucky for us, some of these Colorado towns still have remnants of the...