Colorado Urbex Map - Map Abandoned Places Colorado

Urbex Colorado 2026: The Map of 520+ Abandoned Places with GPS Coordinates 🇺🇸

Whether you're a seasoned explorer or just getting started, the Abandoned Places Colorado Map gives you a complete overview of the state's urbex spots. With more than 520 lost places, every location comes from in-depth research, real explorations and the help of the urban exploration community.

Whether you're near Denver, Colorado Springs or Boulder, around Grand Junction or lost somewhere on the high passes of the Rockies, the map shows you where to find mines, mills, schools, hotels, houses and many other places time forgot.

Among Colorado's highlights: silver mining ghost towns, old mountain lodges, former sanatoriums and many hidden gems that most hikers walk past without noticing.

Our carefully selected VIP urbex spots are exclusive to this map, giving members access to rare abandoned buildings you won't find anywhere else online.

We keep improving our urbex map of Colorado by regularly adding new abandoned places and updating existing ones.

How does it work?

Access is instant and automatic: as soon as your order is complete, you receive an email with your map. No waiting time.

The Colorado urbex map opens in Google Maps and Google Earth, on your phone or computer, and each location includes accurate GPS coordinates, essential for finding remote sites hidden in the mountains.

What will you find on the Colorado urbex map?

◉ Mining ghost towns | Abandoned mines & mills

◉ Old mountain lodges & hotels | Abandoned cabins & ranches

◉ Abandoned sanatoriums & hospitals | Abandoned schools

◉ Abandoned churches | Abandoned factories & steel mills

◉ Abandoned military sites & missile silos | Abandoned railroad depots

Lifetime free updates

Every purchase includes lifetime free updates. Through our regular emails, you'll discover the latest urbex spots added, see which abandoned places are no longer accessible, and much more.

If you report a location that has been renovated or demolished, with proof (photos, news articles, etc.), you'll receive two free urbex locations of your choice.

Colorado is just the beginning: check out our complete collection of urbex maps of the USA, one map for each of the 50 states.