After 16 years of closure, the Shaniko Hotel, located in Oregon’s famous ghost town, has reopened, this time under the management of the town’s volunteer firefighters. Located about three hours east of Portland in Wasco County, Shaniko takes pride in its status as a ghost town, though it does remain a functioning municipality with about two dozen full-time residents. Read more about the Shaniko Hotel: https://www.hereisoregon.com/places/2023/08/ghost-town-of-shaniko-reopens-its-only-hotel.html V

10K views · 95 reactions | Oregon's third smallest city is the 'living ghost town' of Shaniko, pop. 30. Read all about it: https://theoregonian.visitlink.me/jBYI7A | The Oregonian | Facebook

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46K views · 1K reactions | After 16 years of closure, the Shaniko Hotel, located in Oregon’s famous ghost town, has reopened, this time under the management of the town’s volunteer firefighters. Read more about it at https://www.hereisoregon.com/places/2023/08/ghost-town-of-shaniko-reopens-its-only-hotel.html | Here Is Oregon | Facebook

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7.4K views · 78 reactions | Have you visited Oregon's ghost towns? Shaniko and other remote towns were once thriving communities. Now they're a window to another time, some with museums and artifacts to check out on your next road trip. Don't miss the historic Shaniko Hotel, where you can stay the night, and the eerie shoe tree in nearby Millican. | Travel Oregon | Facebook