Ghost Towns in Oregon

Beyond the famous names lies a deeper map: Oregon holds 195 documented ghost towns — one of the richest collections of abandoned places in the country. Timber camps, fishing villages, and gold-rush outposts define the Pacific ghost towns, tucked into mountains and coastline. Standouts include Antelope, Bourne, Cornucopia, Flora, Granite, and dozens more.

The heaviest concentrations sit in Baker County County, Lane County County, Sherman County County, where settlements rose — and fell — in quick succession. Among towns with verified conditions, you'll find 5 living historic, 3 foundations only, 2 partial ruins sites. 10 towns are known to be publicly accessible — the rest require checking land ownership and access rules before you go.

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