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Step into Denver’s most haunted neighborhood with the Twilight Ghost Tour. This 2-hour walking adventure takes you past historic mansions, legendary sites, and stories of scandals and spirits that have left their mark. While you won’t go inside these haunted homes, you might still catch a glimpse or photograph orbs, shadowy figures, or other paranormal activity—if luck is on your side.
Meet at the corner of 9th and Sherman, in front of the lit Archer Tower sign. Remember, this tour tends to sell out fast—especially during Halloween season—so it’s wise to book early. Rain or shine, the spooky fun goes on. Want a twist? Opt for the all-inclusive version with a boozy touch for an even more memorable experience.
Throughout the tour, you’ll visit sites like the Crawford Hill Mansion, the Patterson Inn, and the historic Molly Brown House. Each stop has its own eerie tales and ghostly legends. Keep your phone ready—many guests report capturing mysterious orbs and shadow figures. Just a heads-up: paranormal activity isn’t guaranteed, but the stories and atmosphere make this tour a must-do for thrill-seekers and history buffs alike.
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours and covers about 1.7 miles on foot.
Yes, children of all ages can join, but some stories may be intense for young kids. The tour is generally suitable for ages 6 and up.
Bring your smartphone—many guests capture orbs and shadow figures. Also, dress comfortably and be prepared for weather, as the tour is rain or shine.
No, the tour does not include entry into any private homes or buildings. It’s a walking tour that views the exteriors and hears stories from outside.
Groups are limited to up to 20 participants for a more intimate experience.
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible, and infants or small children can ride in strollers or prams.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the tour start time.
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The Crawford Hill Mansion, over 19,000 sq ft, was once home to Denver high society's 'Queen bee,' Mrs. Louise Sneed Hill. Known for her Victorian style and her rivalry with Molly Brown, she hosted a legendary bridge club. Beware of the wandering butler ghost. We do not go inside.
A charming Art Deco neighborhood named after writers and poets, offering a great view of the Colorado State Capitol. Each home exudes historic charm and literary flair.
This former hotel was a hotspot for Hollywood stars and bohemians like Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg. Stories of hauntings are common among staff and visitors of the historic Denver bar, Charlie Brown's. We do not go inside.
The Patterson Inn, featured on Jack Osbourne's 'Portals to Hell,' is considered one of Denver's most haunted sites. Its Gothic, castle-like exterior hints at unseen spirits. It’s also a unique place to stay if you want a haunted experience from the outside. We do not go inside.
Pennborough, with its two Victorian mansions joined together, was once home to Dr. Henry Tilden. Rumors suggest some of his former patients may still linger. We do not enter.
A stunning historic property illuminated at night, creating an ethereal atmosphere. Located in Colorado’s most haunted neighborhood, it tells its own ghostly story.
The Molly Brown House, once home to Titanic survivor Molly Brown, is rumored to be haunted. Visitors often report seeing curtains move and photographing full-body apparitions. We do not go inside.
This historic street, once called 'Millionaire’s Row,' is lined with mansions that seem to house restless spirits. The area’s haunted reputation persists today.
A mysterious building known as Denver’s only marijuana spa, covered in symbols and carvings. Many visitors feel watched or uncomfortable here. We do not go inside.
The Peabody-Whitehead Mansion, featured on Ghost Adventures, is considered Denver's most haunted house. With at least 12 spirits documented, it’s a prime spot for ghost photography. Some find the atmosphere heavy and dark. We do not go inside.
The Sheedy Mansion, the largest on the tour, boasts a haunting presence. The 'Lady in Red' has been seen gliding up the staircase. A must-see for ghost enthusiasts. We do not go inside.
Meet at the starting point
We gather in front of the lighted 'Archer Tower' sign, at the corner of 9th and Sherman. Please arrive 5 minutes early. Restrooms are limited along the route, so plan accordingly. Out of respect, avoid arriving intoxicated.
Open in Google MapsLook for the Archer Tower sign on the corner of 9th and Sherman. The meeting point is on the Sherman side of the building.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the tour start time.
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