Get Scared this Halloween with One of Colorado’s Best Ghost Tours

For those seeking a spooky thrill, there aren't too many activities that are scarier and, well, thrilling than ghost tours.

Because of Colorado's rich history dating back all the way to the Pikes Peak Gold Rush and beyond, there is an extensive list of places all across the state that are reportedly haunted and are often featured in these types of tours.

However, one particular ghost tour is not only recognized as one of the best in the state of Colorado but ranks pretty high on the national scale as well.

Colorado's Twilight Ghost Tour is Nationally Recognized

Recently, Denver's famous Twilight Ghost Tour was ranked 19th in TripAdvisor's list of the 50 best ghost tours in the country. Astonishingly, the Twilight Ghost Tour was the only tour of its kind in Colorado to make the list.

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The Twilight Ghost Tour makes stops at places like the Peabody-Whitehead Mansion and the historic Molly Brown House, both of which have reputations of being extremely haunted.

This particular tour takes the scares further than others you might stumble upon as participants are given EMF meters to detect paranormal activity.

While the family-friendly Twilight Ghost Tour is spooky and educational, the group that puts the tours on, a company called Denver's Best Tours, also offers an adults-only option with complimentary adult beverages provided.

To learn more about this nationally-recognized "scary good time," visit the official Twilight Ghost Tour website.

See Inside Colorado’s Allegedly Haunted Brothel Museum

The Old Homestead is known as the last of Cripple Creek’s notorious parlour houses which currently serves as a museum and is said to be haunted as well.

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Bad Vibes Everywhere at Notoriously Haunted Tunnel in Colorado

WARNING: Under no circumstances should you enter this property. By doing so you risk bodily harm and/or prosecution for trespassing on private property.

The notoriously haunted third tunnel at Colorado’s Gold Camp Road has a dark, tragic past and evidence of very sketchy things happening there at night.

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