Haunted Colorado

Colorado’s historic Victor Hotel is said to be extremely haunted and one of the reasons has to do with a tragic elevator accident.

Some say that Monarch Pass is cursed, but whether or not that’s true, it’s definitely an incredibly unique and often scary drive.

There are a number of haunted locations in Colorado you dare not visit. Oddly, one is a popular tourist attraction, and another is a five-star hotel. Regardless, unless encounters with the dead are your cup of tea, these Colorado locations should be avoided.

A 'Colorado' bridge is regarded by many to be one of the most notorious haunted locations in the state of California. As early as 1932 it came to be known as The Suicide Bridge.

The notoriously haunted third tunnel at Colorado’s Gold Camp Road has a dark, tragic past and evidence of very sketchy things happening there at night.

The popular YouTube channel Unpopular Notes just released a compilation of fairly recent ‘terrifying’ footage taken here in Colorado.

The current Adams Mystery Playhouse is an old mansion in Colorado that was once used as a mortuary.

This Colorado haunted house has been locally famous for decades but is also ranked as the top haunted attraction in the country. Have you ever been?

This Colorado Airbnb, a former brothel, has it all - comfort, history, and ghosts. You should book a stay at this haunted piece of haunted Americana.

If it's haunted and spooky, it's here in Colorado and we have the rundown on the best places to go for a scare.

Colorado is home to hundreds of creepy ghost towns, haunted roads, and spooky cemeteries.

One of Colorado’s oldest cemeteries is known for stories of dancing orbs and glowing headstones dating back to the 1800s.