13 Horribly Creepy Things You Didn't Know You Could Do In Georgia
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Marisa Roman
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With Halloween just around the corner, it’s time to start going over a few things to pack into your October calendar that will surely get you in the spooky spirit. Georgia has quite a few creepy things to get into, that will both thrill and terrify you in the best way possible. Take a look at these horribly creepy things you didn’t know you could do in Georgia, and start getting scared.
For those looking to add an adrenaline boost to your October calendar this year, we’ve found some pretty phenomenal haunted hayrides that will scare you in the best way possible. Check it out by clicking the link above.
A haunted trolley?! What more could you ask for? Take the trolley around Marietta and learn about the awesomely scary haunted history. This is one haunted trolley you won't want to miss. Check it out by clicking the link above.
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The Legend of Ghost Road is not for the faint of heart. For those of you looking to take a jaunt down this haunted road, keep your eyes peeled for anything exceptionally out of the norm. Click the link above for more details and directions.
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Are you brave enough o spend the night in Camp Rutledge? At first sight you may not be too scared, but once night falls, and once you understand the history behind the camp, you may be in for a scare. Click the link above for more information.
The Pirates’ House in Savannah, Georgia is a popular place to visit. Take a trip yourself and see how this haunted spot measures up. Click the link above for more history and photos.
A haunted train ride is sometimes all you need to get into the Halloween spirit. Take this ghost train through Pine Mountain and see for yourself what types of scares lurk on the tracks. Click the link above for more information.
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For those looking to make a weekend out of being scared in Georgia, then this is the ultimate road trip for you. Taking you through some of the scariest spots in the state, click the link above for directions and destinations.
The history behind this small town is nothing short of terrifying. If you're brave and feel like taking a road trip to see what the area looks like now, don't say we didn't warn you. For more of the haunted history, click the link above.
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Old Car City is an extremely unique place in Georgia, but still can be hauntingly eerie. Take a tour of the grounds and see old automobiles decaying slowly. Click the link above for more details and directions.
The Corpsewood Murders have always been a terrifying stain on Georgia's history. While deep in the Chattahoochee Forest, visitors can still find the remains of the mansion. To learn more about the sordid history, click the link above.
Central State Hospital in Milledgeville, Georgia was once the largest mental hospital on Earth. Today, it sits predominantly abandoned, and trespassers are forbidden from going inside. However, just driving around the area and seeing everything there is, will be haunting in itself. Click the link above for more details.
The 17Hundred90 Inn in Savannah has a frightening history, so deep, that guests have to sign a waiver to stay in a particular room. Are you brave enough to tackle a night in this haunted hotel? Click the link above for the entire history.
Haunted tunnels rule. Tunnel Hull in Georgia is one of the best of the best in terms of hauntingly awesome stories. Do you have what it takes to cross to the other side? Click the link above for more details.
Care to share any other terrifying things to do in Georgia? Add them to the comments!
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