Cisco, Utah: Cisco Ghost Town
Watering stop for 1880s railroad; bypassed by I-70, and lost its post office in the last decade or so. A dozen buildings, junk, a few residents. Film location for "Vanishing Point" (1971), "Thelma and Louise" (1991).
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Cisco is truly in the middle of nowhere, and it's not what you would think, but it was worth the little side road adventure. The main road that takes you to the ghost town also takes you back out to 15 if you continue straight. We think someone may still live there, since there were satellite dishes on two of the houses. The picture I took is of the post office. Happy exploring!
[Chandra Riccio, 08/17/2016]
Cisco is still there, still abandoned, still blowin' in the wind. I saw a maximum of two structures that potentially could have been inhabited, but I didn't see any animals or any other human beings.
[J.A., 05/26/2016]
Cisco is one of the most complete ghost towns you will find, along with being very easy to get to.
[Roger Paige, 09/10/2015]
Feels abandoned, for sure. But curious about the one abode with a camera and satellite dish. The camera could be real or not but it's there...
[GoDogGo, 04/03/2015]
This place is amazing! I loved exploring and snapping pics!
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Cisco Ghost Town
- Address:
- US Hwy 6, Cisco, UT
- Directions:
- 22 miles west of Colorado border. I-70 exit 204 (eastbound) or 214 (westbound). Drive to the south side and follow UT-128. You'll see the Cisco ruins on the south side of UT-128, roughly halfway between those two freeway exits. Snap pics from road, respect inhabited/private property.
- Hours:
- 2021: Not welcoming visitors/tourists. Local health policies may affect hours and access.
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