Are you looking for a unique, spine-chilling activity this Halloween season? If so, you’ll want to head to the little town of Jacksonville where you can ride the haunted trolley and hear some hair-raising tales.

The charming little town of Jacksonville is just west of Medford. With its pretty fall foliage and vibrant downtown, it's the perfect place to spend a fall day.
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But this little town also has some secrets. Many of the historic homes and seemingly quiet, peaceful spots around town are said to be haunted.
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Many people believe that the cemetery, as well as several homes and inns here, are haunted by souls who have never left Jacksonville.
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This October, you can hop aboard the Jacksonville Trolley for a special haunted tour that will take you to many of these sites.
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Tour guides in period costume will tell you all about the ghosts who haunt the town, and special effects will make each site even creepier. This tour is definitely spine-tingling fun!
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The Haunted Trolley Tours are offered October 25th through 28th and run from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. each night.
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Tickets are $14 each, and are available in advance online. Get yours now before they sell out! Click here to purchase your tickets.

Visit the Jacksonville, Oregon website for more information. Does a trip on this trolley look like fun? Tag someone that you want to take with you!

If you’re looking for a fun fall hike, check out this easy trail that’s under two miles.

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