16 Abandoned Places In Utah That Nature Is Reclaiming

We love exploring abandoned places and it’s not uncommon to see old pioneer cabins, sheds, and outbuildings in rural Utah — they’re even used to house animals or farming equipment. You’ll even find abandoned stores, gas stations, hotels, and mills around our state as well. These places were all abandoned long ago, and nature is starting to reclaim them. Take a look at the photographs of these abandoned places in Utah that were taken between 2007 and 2015 — some of these abandoned Utah spots might be knocked down or otherwise destroyed today. Also, many can be structurally unstable and strictly prohibited, so do err on the side of caution.

1) House, Thistle

2) Old Grist Mill, Brigham City

3) Gas Station, Fruitland

4) Stone House, Santa Clara River

5) Cottonwood Paper Mill, Big Cottonwood Canyon

6) Tintic Standard Reduction Mill, Goshen

7) Train Station, Thompson Springs

8) Old Homestead, Near Duchesne River

9) Abandoned Sheds and Houses, Near Mammoth

10) Gas Station, Fillmore

11) Log Home, near Hatch

12) Abandoned House, Northern Utah

13) Hotel, Modena

14) Cinder Block Building, Logan

15) Cow Canyon Trading Post, Bluff

16) Little Adobe House, Emery County

Are there any other abandoned places near me in Utah you've seen being taken back by nature? What are some of your favorite abandoned homes in Utah? Go ahead and share the locations and photos below!

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