Ghost Tours Of Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, Are The Spookiest Hikes You Can Take This Fall
By Natalie Clunan
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Published September 21, 2019
Halloween is right around the corner and if you love the holiday as much as we do, you’re probably looking for some ways to embrace the scarier side of October. Take a spooky hike through the streets of Harpers Ferry, West Virginia and uncover the haunted side of this historic town. Put on your walking shoes and get ready for a spine-tingling ghost tour to celebrate the season.
There's no doubt that Harpers Ferry is a wonderful town to explore. Bursting with captivating history, interesting architecture, and amazing scenery, visitors of all ages enjoy strolling the streets year-round.
But a town as old as this one is bound to have a few skeletons (or ghosts) in its closet. The Ghost Tours of Harpers Ferry brings the stories and legends of strange happenings and possible spirits to life.
This guided hike has been taking place since the 1970s and is the oldest Ghost Tour in the nation. Join a knowledgeable historian and guide on a trip through the eerier side of town.
The walk will take approximately 1 3/4 hours to complete with plenty of stops and storytelling along the way. It's also tame enough for the entire family to enjoy.
While there's no actual "ghost hunting" on the tour, visitors have been known to capture unexplained images on their cameras. Bring yours along and see what you can capture during the hike.
Ticket for the tour cost $14 for adults and $10 for kids ages 8-12. Children under 8 can take the ghost hike for free.
Are you ready for a hair-raising walk through the streets of Harpers Ferry? It's the perfect way to enjoy an autumn evening.
Learn more and purchase tickets on the Ghost Tours of Harpers Ferry
website . The tours take off from the piazza (front patio) of St. Peter's Catholic Church. Address: 100 Church Street, Harpers Ferry, WV, 25425
If you’re not a fan of frights, these autumn hikes in the Mountain State will only take you to the most vibrant fall foliage.
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