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Bradian, an abandoned mining town in British Columbia, Canada, features a collection of derelict, identical two-level cabins dating to the 1930s.0:21 The site, located near the active Braylorn mine, remains largely intact with original features such as knob-and-tube wiring, wood-burning fireplaces, and vintage kitchen appliances.8:00 While some structures have undergone minor repairs by previous owners, most remain in disrepair and show significant rodent infestation.2:56 The town is accessible via a remote logging road, with the nearby Hurley road noted as a hazardous route for trailers.13:17 Beyond the town site, a user-maintained ski cabin from the 1940s remains accessible to the public on a nearby mountain, originally established by European miners.19:46 The area is currently for sale as a potential development site for a destination resort or recreational retreat.6:05

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