Top 10 Creepiest Small Towns in Oregon | The Places That Shouldn’t Exist Anymore

Top 10 Creepiest Small Towns in Oregon | The Places That Shouldn’t Exist Anymore. Some towns do not fade quietly. They rot in place. In Oregon, there are small communities where the streets feel too empty, the buildings feel too still, and the silence feels like it is watching you back. This countdown explores 10 of the creepiest small towns in Oregon, places with abandoned mills, boarded up storefronts, weird local legends, and histories that never got a clean ending.

These are not polished “ghost tours” built for tourists. These are towns where the past is still hanging in the air: old logging money that vanished overnight, fires and floods that changed everything, and neighborhoods that look normal until you notice what is missing. In some places, the population shrank so fast it feels impossible. In others, the town is technically alive but emotionally… gone.

If you love dark Americana, strange roadside stops, and real places that feel like they slipped out of time, you are in the right video. Just remember: some towns do not want visitors. And some stories do not stay buried.

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Segment In Video:
00:00 : Intro, Oregon
00:56 : Shaniko, Oregon
04:00 : Golden, Oregon
06:53 : Valsetz, Oregon
09:31 : Sumpter, Oregon
12:24 : Granite, Oregon
16:00 : Antelope, Oregon
18:41 : Neskowin, Oregon
21:57 : Astoria, Oregon
25:09 : Jacksonville, Oregon
28:08 : McMinnville, Oregon
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