Asheville Night-Time Walking Ghost Tour

Overview

Experience the spookiest sites of downtown Asheville with your expert local guide. Enjoy hair-raising tales and dark history! Created & owned by Joshua P. Warren, this is Asheville's original and ultimate ghost adventure! See why we've always been rated #1!

City: Asheville

Sun 12 Jan

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Starting at $28.95

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Sun 12 Jan

Starting at $28.95

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Local guide

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
A moderate amount of walking is involved, comfortable walking shoes are strongly advised
Operates in most weather conditions, please dress appropriately
Face masks required for guides in public areas
Social distancing enforced throughout experience

What To Expect

Pack Square

An Asheville mayor killed himself in the Jackson building. How may people have jumped from the top? And why is there a bulls-eye on the sidewalk below? Learn about the ghoul of the old jail, Thomas Wolfe's ghost, Helen's Bridge, and more!

Grove Arcade

Hear the controversial story of the murder of Helen Clevenger in the Battery Park Hotel, and why a blood-red haze is said to appear around her murder-room window on the anniversary of the tragedy.

Basilica of Saint Lawrence

This building's architect is entombed in the wall of this church, and his apparition is seen roaming in the night, gazing, in awe, at the world-class dome he constructed with a secret method.

Thomas Wolfe Memorial

The spirits of the great author (Look Homeward, Angel), and his brother, roam the halls of this storied mansion. Thomas Wolfe even wrote about spirits before he died at age 37. Wait till you hear the full story!

Pritchard Park

This is where troops rallied before the "Battle of Asheville" in the Civil War. Southern ghosts still violently shove some people to the ground, and spectral drums are heard beating in the night.

Show 2 more stops

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (1000)

Morgang101

Oct 2019

Overall the ghost walk was good - the guide educated us on a few Asheville ghost stories and their history. None of the stories were particularly eerie or scary which is what I usually expect on ghost walks. My biggest complaint would be the size of the tour - there were way too many people on the walk at one time. We were clogging the streets and walking in a huge horde which made it difficult to stay together and also to hear and see the tour guide at times. I would suggest in the future to cap out the number of participants to create a more intimate experience.

Tfastcar1

Oct 2019

This was a fantastic tour not only for the ghost stories but the history behind the stories. And having a knowledgeable tour guide just adds to the enjoyment of it. I have to give props to my friend from Medford,NJ.... St. Mary of the Lakes!! Most remembrial moment ever 😁

meggieg33

Oct 2019

I loved hearing the history of the town; Tad was an incredible story teller and brought fun and knowledge to the evening. He was super adaptable and seemingly unphased by the live shootout that was happening nearby. The only thing I didn’t like was the number of people on the tour. Sometimes it was hard to hear the stories and when we went down to the museum, it was almost impossible to move around and explore the collected history - not good when you’re claustrophobic.