Haunted Colorado

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.

After the gold and silver crashes, towns that were once considered a major part of Colorado began to dry up and shutter their windows. Let's take a tour.

The Rabbit Hole is an underground, upscale restaurant that was once the morgue and crematorium in one of the largest cities in Colorado.

Colorado’s historic St. Scholastica has quite the fascinating story since first opening its doors in 1881, including claims of being haunted.

Plenty of paranormal activity is present on this property.

Checking out the Gold Camp Road tunnels near Colorado Springs could lead to some spooky stories.

Maybe the ghost doesn't like our choice in music.

Drink or dine at these places- if you dare.

Explore the haunted past of Fruita and Grand Junction, unearth chilling stories from the 1880s in these historic Colorado towns.

This spooky season, the iconic Stanley Hotel will be hosting an immersive overnight experience.