Breckenridge Tours - Ghostly Tales

Overview

This is the original ghost tour of Breckenridge since 2010. Ghost hunting tools provided as we walk the streets of downtown and hear the stories of life and death in this historic, mining town.

City: Breckenridge

Sun 05 Jan

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Starting at $29.70

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Sun 05 Jan

Starting at $29.70

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What's Included

This is an outside walking tour of historic/haunted buildings in downtown Breckenridge

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Seating available en route at a few stops
Gear/equipment sanitised between use
Guides required to regularly wash hands

What To Expect

Breckenridge

This is a walking tour of historic downtown Breckenridge, making outdoor stops at many locations, telling stories of our dark past. We will start at the south end of town and make approximately 7 stops on the way, finishing at the north end of town at the old Brown Hotel. We use ghost/spirit hunting equipment in our search for the energy that remains. Please dress warmly for this outdoor tour.

Cancellation Policy

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

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Reviews (119)

lfalexander

Feb 2021

Honestly not the best tour we've ever done, so if this isn't your thing then I might suggest doing something else. However, if you enjoy ghost tours, definitely give it a go! We usually enjoy the spooky, yet goofy nature of a good ghost tour, typically enjoying the plethora of historical information you can learn about a new city. This one was not the most factual tour, but the sheer enthusiasm of the guide made it more enjoyable, where I might not have liked it otherwise. Definitely a warm-weather activity though- we went in the off-season before the cold really picked up and you would still have entirely frozen extremities by the end of the tour!

Response from Host

Feb 2021

I am curious as to when you came on the tour Alex but I definitely warn people that it will be cold since Covid doesnt allow us to go into buildings any longer. Heavy winter clothing is definitely advisable for the tour. I do like to pride myself on the factual side of my tours and sorry that you were unaware of that.

esther_h

Dec 2020

Gail is an amazing storyteller, and truly an authority on the history of Breckenridge! It was a delightful (and spooky!) way to spend an evening!

Response from Host

Jan 2021

Thank you so much for your kind words. Truth be told, I love telling stories! Next time you come to Breckenridge try one of my other tours - Strange but True, Voices from the Grave or the English Tea Tour (summer only).

701tiffanyc

Oct 2020

Interesting information but nothing special or exciting. I felt like I was on a meshed tour outside in 30 degree weather. Spend your money on the hot springs instead.

Response from Host

Oct 2020

So sorry you didnt have a great experience Tiffany. It was very unfortunate that your daughter was very unwell and had to leave the tour early. We have had an incredibly busy season and taken hundreds and hundreds of satisfied guests on our tours this Summer. However Winter has now arrived and it is much more difficult for guests to keep warm unless they are properly dressed for our low temperatures. I always try to accommodate guests and go inside buildings to warm up but unfortunately, because of COVID, we are no longer able to do this. We believe that we have a fascinating history of the Wild West here in Breckenridge, which we like to share with our guests on the tour when also telling about the ghosts that accompany those stories.