The Ghosts of Denver Tour

Experience the spooky side of Denver!

While Denver may not be a Ghost Town, it absolutely qualifies as a Ghost City. Over the course of 90-minutes, you'll learn about the ghostly spirits that haunt Denver.

Your ghostly adventure begins with meeting your guide at Civic Center Park at the Archway Entrance. Your guide will tell you about Denver’s fascinating history and introduce you to a few of the city’s deceased residents. Do their spirits continue to haunt the streets of Denver?

As you explore the nearby neighbourhoods, you’ll stroll past the cities most haunted estates and Victorian mansions. Your guide will recount stories of chilling history and captivating paranormal activity.

This tour is perfect for history buffs. The tour provider has spent a lot of time ensuring the history of these haunted locations, the people, and the ghosts are accurate. Remember … they say the truth is always spookier than fiction.

Some of the possible haunted spooky stops along the tour:

• The Molly Brown House Museum: The Museum is one of the most fascinating and unique homes in the country. Created during the silver boom of Colorado in the 1880s, this was home to Molly Brown, a survivor of the Titanic. Many have attested to the spirit of Molly’s husband, J. J. Brown roaming the house. Light bulbs coming undone, furniture being mysteriously rearranged by the apparition of a woman in Victorian clothing, Molly’s daughter Catherine Ellen raising and lowering bedroom blinds … this home is replete with paranormal activity.
• The Brown Palace Hotel: Built in 1892, there have been numerous unexplainable and odd incidents throughout the hotel. Staff and guests have mentioned lights turning on and off on their own. The ghost of a man in a conductor’s suit is known to hang out near the hotel’s entrance. The Brown Palace Hotel is lively as ever with the afterlife.
• The Bryan-Evans House: From playful poltergeists, phantom sounds, full-body apparitions, and even a portal to the spirit realm beyond, there is no shortage of spectral activity here.
  
• The Patterson Inn: Denver’s Capitol Hill was once known as Millionaire's Row. Dark forces that are beyond normal understanding make the neighborhood, and the Patterson Inn, the playground for specters, ghosts, and the paranormal.

Tour highlights:

• On average, this tour visits between 4-6 haunted hot spots.
• A historically accurate outdoor walking tour of Denver's Capital Hill with a haunted twist.
• Led by an entertaining, professional guide.
• This tour is great for families with children ... you get to sneak in a little history while they are getting spooked out.

When:

• Available March - October with tours daily at 8pm.

Duration: 90-minutes

Need to know:

• Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
• Children 5 years and under can enjoy with you for free.
• This tour focuses on building exteriors and outdoor spaces.
• Please arrive 15-minutes early to get checked-in with your guide.
• This is a pet-friendly tour.
• This experience runs rain or shine. Always contact the experience provider with any questions regarding weather conditions.

This spooky guided walking tour takes place in Denver Colorado  VIEW MAP

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