Love Scary Things? 5 ‘Haunted’ Events/Places In Northern Colorado That Will Still Freak You Out

Halloween is a big deal for many Coloradans: the costumes, the candy, the overall "spookiness" of it. Around Fort Collins, there are more than a few places we can go to get goosebumps.

Sure, it can be fun to stay in and watch a scary movie, with a blanket nearby that you can hide under; but getting family/friends together for a "haunted" outing is often a tradition for many. It's fun to see the look on each other's faces when you get the wits scared out of you. You may like a haunted house, you may like a haunted corn maze, you may be brave enough for a creepy walk in the woods.

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One haunted corn maze will not be happening for Halloween 2026 in Fort Collins, Jack Lantern's. Another fun haunted house that doesn't happen anymore is the one that Chipper's Lanes would put on; that was a blast. Let's take a look at some haunted happenings that we CAN enjoy this year:

• Anderson Farm's "Terror in the Corn". About 36 miles from the heart of Fort Collins is a haunted corn maze that will make your heart pound. Terror in the Corn at Anderson Farm has been going on since 2001; 25 years of frights. It's open Thursday nights through Sunday nights through Halloween; tickets start at $43.
• Creepy Walk in the Woods. Creepy Walk in the Woods, west of Loveland, began in 2009; it's a haunted house vibe along a trail on Savage Road. Those under 11 are not recommended; it's that scary. Tickets are $30, but you can find $5 off coupons that can apply to your whole group. The walk runs Friday and Saturday nights through Halloween.
• Fritzler Farm Park's "Scream Acres". Fritzler's haunted corn maze is just one of the many things the park has to enjoy. It runs Thursday through Sunday nights through Halloween; tickets start at about $45, but you get to enjoy the whole park, as well as Scream Acres.
• Harrington's Find Your Fright's "Haunted Asylum". For well over a decade, Find Your Light (formerly Harrington Arts Alliance) has been putting on a Haunted House; for the last few years, they've set up at 333 4th Street. They continue their 2026 season Friday and Saturday nights through Halloween; tickets are $20, those under 11 are $15.
• Haunted Trick-or-Treat Experience. Going on for a few years now in North Loveland (5916 N Garfield) is Mandy & Paul Events' Haunted Trick-or-Treat Experience. The free event happens on Fridays and Saturdays through Halloween.