ghost town in Yavapai County, Arizona
Neat little spot, only one original building but is occupied. Such a gorgeous drive to and from that we didn't mind it not really being a "ghost town". 💜
The town is inhabited. Nothing much to see except two 1930’s buildings that can’t be visited.
Not abandoned. There are inhabited homes here. We got off the highway and drove 5 miles to what we thought would be a ghost town but we couldn't get out or see anything because they are all homes. The last 3-4 miles up the mountain are rough!!! Warning signs everywhere, curvy and driving on rocks, washboard like. Kept going thinking that we'd see something really cool. Not so much. Disappointing. But a great view of the mountains
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