From the Exorcist to The Amityville Horror, haunted happenings have
always frightened and fascinated tourists. With Halloween just around the
corner, what better time to experience some of America’s most haunted places? Here
are some of the most haunted places in the U.S.
Lake Placid, New York holds a 5k Zombie Run every year. They are also
host a “Trick-or-Treat” pub crawl where
adults can relive the fun of Halloween all over again. Aside from the annual
events, Fort Ticonderoga, located in Lake Placid, is rumored to be haunted. So
if you're a more daring traveler you can take a tour and attempt to spot a
ghost or two!
The Golden Stage Inn in Ludlow, Vermont was a stagecoach stop back in
the days of the Wild West. Under new ownership it was turned into a hotel – one
home to a ghost in the attic. Since the discovery many patrons have had there
own encounters with the ghost. Some guests have noticed TVs turning on and off
on their own, lights turning on and off, and contractors have claimed to have
heard footsteps only to turn around and no one was there. This historic hotel prides itself on being a friendly haunted hotel and attracts many ghost hunting guests.
Telluride, Colorado is a town filled with ghost stories and known for
the paranormal. You can grab a flashlight and listen to ghost stories outside of the Telluride Historical Museum. If you're looking for something a little more thrilling, you can proceed to take a tour of the dimly lit museum that was once a hospital in 1896.
So if you're looking for a new spooky adventure you may want to visit
one of these towns, and maybe even have a ghost experience of your own!
For more information please visit http://www.travelandleisure.com/articles/americas-best-towns-for-halloween
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