Haunted Colorado

When it comes to being haunted, is Colorado the best state to experience these types of experiences, or are other states better?

Riverdale Road stretches eleven miles through Adams County, but locals know it for something besides the scenery. Ghost stories have haunted this stretch for decades.

The Gold Camp Road Tunnels… where the echoes of the past mingle with strange stories that send shivers down the spine.

Learn the fascinating history of Colorado’s Carter Lake, including multiple accounts of it being haunted.

The Lumber Baron Inn in Denver, Colorado, is a historic, and allegedly haunted, mansion with a dark, troubling past.

The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado’s status as an iconic horror movie setting will be extensively ramped up in the coming years.

Colorado's ghost towns have a haunting allure, but stepping inside can lead to trouble. Safety first, folks — let’s take a closer look at the risks.

Colorado is home to a number of notoriously haunted places, but an old castle turned tuberculosis sanitarium might top the list.

Learn about Colorado’s Lake Pueblo and seven stories that suggest that it might be one of the most haunted in the state.

Learn about three of the most haunted places in Breckenridge, Colorado, and the spirits that are said to haunt them.

While the most famous account of a celebrity being creeped out at The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado, involves horror author Stephen King, a famous actor not affiliated with horror at all reportedly had a similar experience.

Imagine wandering through a forgotten mining town, where echoes of the past whisper through the abandoned buildings and dusty streets.