Read more: 12 Haunting Shipwrecks Around The World You Can Visit Our road trip begins with Calico, an eerie California ghost town that is also one of the most popular in the Golden State.

While ghost town enthusiasts can't visit this crumbling deserted California town that was once a desert oasis, they can learn ...

Those are California’s ghost towns. Although the cycle in which these towns boom and bust are all very similar the history, appearance and prominence of these towns are all different.

Situated along Route 66, Amboy, Calif. once boasted 200 residents, three gas stations, three motels, two cafes, a post office ...

Saltdale is not California’s most picturesque ghost town. It’s certainly not the largest, nor is it the most historical. But it may be the next to disappear. Saltdale sinks into Koehn Lake ...

They break at the entrance to Eagle Mountain, a ghost town in the California desert that has attracted continuous attention since its untimely end in 1983. Unlike other California ghost towns ...

In 1962, the state of California bought the land to be used ... Staff living in the creepy ghost town over the winter live in the nine buildings that have been given basic modern amenities ...

One of California’s biggest ghost towns has been sold to a mysterious buyer whose plans are unclear. Eagle Mountain, located in Riverside County near the southeast corner of Joshua Tree National ...

Putting those meager millions to shame, a secretive company with the nondescript moniker Ecology Mountain Holdings just bought a California ghost town for $22.5 million, SFGate reported.