Sego Canyon Ghost Town
Sego Ghost Town
A short side trip is all it takes to explore one of the UTBDR’s “must do” locations. Just off the route, riders are treated with a stop at Sego Ghost Town. An important coal mining town in the early 1900s, much of the town now sits on the National Register of Historic Places. Despite being mostly wiped out by flash flooding and treasure hunters over the years, remnants of a few of the old buildings and railroad bridges are still visible, as is the Sego Cemetery (39.0236, -109.7108). Not far away, this part of the route also brings riders close to generations of historic rock art in Sego Canyon.
Sego Canyon Ghost Town
Sego Ghost Town
A short side trip is all it takes to explore one of the UTBDR’s “must do” locations. Just off the route, riders are treated with a stop at Sego Ghost Town. An important coal mining town in the early 1900s, much of the town now sits on the National Register of Historic Places. Despite being mostly wiped out by flash flooding and treasure hunters over the years, remnants of a few of the old buildings and railroad bridges are still visible, as is the Sego Cemetery (39.0236, -109.7108). Not far away, this part of the route also brings riders close to generations of historic rock art in Sego Canyon.
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