The Remnants Of This Abandoned Mill In Colorado Are Hauntingly Beautiful
Annie
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Hidden away outside of Carbondale is one of Colorado’s best kept and most well-preserved secrets. This former wooden powerhouse, which was originally built in 1892, was once a thriving power plant for the Sheep Mountain Tunnel and Mine and worked tirelessly until 1917, when the Mine closed its doors (and turbine) for good. During its prime, this now-abandoned powerhouse looked something like this:
Today, even though it’s closed and deserted, the old Crystal Mill is as beautiful and enchanting as ever.
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To see this hauntingly beautiful spot for yourself, plan to dust off your hiking boots or gear up your 4×4 to make the scenic trip. For more information on accessing the location, please refer to this guide from All Trails.
Have you had the privilege of seeing this spot for yourself?
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