Ghost Towns Near Billings, MT
Closest ghost town
Coulson
3.6 miles east · Public land, open access
- Within 100 miles
- 22ghost towns
- Within 50 miles
- 11ghost towns
- Open public land
- 2by PAD-US

These are the ghost towns within 100 miles of Billings in a straight line, closest first. Road distance runs longer, often a lot longer on dirt tracks. The color shows who manages the land at each town, which decides whether you can walk in.
- National Park Service 1
- City, county 1
- Private or unlisted 20
Square: Billings. Rings at 50 and 100 miles, straight line. Live map: © OpenFreeMap, OpenMapTiles, OpenStreetMap contributors.
All 22, closest first
| Ghost town | Distance | Land |
|---|---|---|
| CoulsonMT | 3.6 mi E | Open to visitors |
| RimrockMT | 7.3 mi W | Ask the owner first |
| HesperMT | 8.2 mi SW | Ask the owner first |
| MossmainMT | 10 mi SW | Ask the owner first |
| OsbornMT | 18 mi NE | Ask the owner first |
| ComancheMT | 18 mi NW | Ask the owner first |
| RockvaleMT | 24 mi SW | Streets public, lots private |
| Wheat BasinMT | 27 mi NW | Ask the owner first |
| BowlerMT | 41 mi S | Ask the owner first |
| WacoMT | 45 mi NE | Ask the owner first |
| FoxMT | 48 mi SW | Streets public, lots private |
| CedarvaleMT | 50 mi S | Open to visitors |
| WashoeMT | 54 mi SW | Ask the owner first |
| BeehiveMT | 60 mi W | Ask the owner first |
| DeanMT | 61 mi SW | Ask the owner first |
| KaneWY | 67 mi S | Ask the owner first |
| LimestoneMT | 69 mi W | Ask the owner first |
| HibbardMT | 72 mi NE | Ask the owner first |
| SumatraMT | 75 mi NE | Ask the owner first |
| IngomarMT | 78 mi NE | Ask the owner first |
| VanandaMT | 85 mi NE | Ask the owner first |
| UbetMT | 88 mi NW | Ask the owner first |
Questions
What is the closest ghost town to Billings?
Coulson, Montana, about 3.6 miles east in a straight line.
How many ghost towns are near Billings?
22 within 100 miles, 11 of them within 50 miles.
Which ghost towns near Billings are on public land?
Coulson (3.6 mi), Cedarvale (50 mi). PAD-US marks the land at these spots as public and open.