Ludlow Ghost Town

So there may not be much to see, but as you pass the memorial and make a left, drive about 100 feet or so, you can find the ruins of the some of the sight.
Although, some find this not to be worth the drive, THOSE that LOVE history, this is a good stop.
Yes, the memorial was fenced, and although we got there after hours, it was still open to walk and read the history of the miners and see the memorial that was also fenced, and opened to see.
My son 9 and daughter 11 still enjoyed it.

:) Happy Trails.

Pretty cool stop. Worth it. A shame the fence keeps you out - would have loved to walk around, get more than one perspective. Somewhat small, but I think most ghost towns are.

Interesting historical site. I would imagine the reason there are "no trespassing" signs up is because the buildings could possibly be dangerous due to their age. It's worth a stop.

Interesting little stop.. I liked reading the history. You can go in the monument area where the cellar is too.. the gate blends in but it’s by the rusted box hanging on the fencing where you can write your name. Go on down the road and take a left by the rail road tracks to see the little town.

There isn't a lot here but the history around this little Ghost Town and the memorial down the road are fascinating. It's amazing how ruthless the government was towards it's own citizens at this time. There is a great song by Jason Boland and the Stragglers called "Ludlow".

If you are coming up 25 it's not far from the highway but not worth a further drive really. Even the memorial was sketchy looking and fenced off.

Not worth stopping for! The buildings are fallen down and it says to keep out.

Being a ghost town, accessibility is.... what? One can just freelance in the town with no legal issues? I'm interested in visiting.

All the buildings have been destroyed. Really nothing to see. Memorial was closed when we drove by.

There is not much left standing, what is here is fenced off.