Deadwood Ghosts: Haunts, Spirits, and Poltergeists Walking Tour

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Deadwood with our captivating ghost tour, where history and hauntings intertwine. Led by an experienced local guide, this tour will take you to the most haunted and historic spots in the city, from the infamous Deadwood Welcome Center to the intriguing Brothel Museum.

As you stroll through the historic district, hear spine-tingling tales of restless spirits and ghostly encounters. Traverse a mile of Deadwood’s notorious streets, where the blood of outlaws once soaked the ground, and visit landmarks like the Lucky Nugget Casino and the Wild Bill Trading Post to uncover disturbing details of the city’s dark past.

Even as we admire privately owned buildings from the outside, you’ll be immersed in haunted history at every turn. Join us for a night of thrills and chills and discover why Deadwood is a must-visit for ghost enthusiasts and history buffs alike!

Once the heart of Deadwood’s bustling business district, the Welcome Center is said to host the restless spirits of those who frequented the area’s former saloons and hotels. Visitors have reported sudden drops in temperature and glimpses of shadowy figures around this historical spot.

This site was once home to Deadwood’s Chinatown, which was plagued by violence and unrest. Ghostly apparitions and strange noises are said to linger in the area, a haunting reminder of the community that once thrived here.

The Brothel Museum, a former bordello, is notorious for its haunted reputation. Staff and visitors have experienced unexplained sounds, such as footsteps and whispers, as well as the eerie sensation of being watched by unseen eyes.

The Lucky Nugget Casino stands on grounds known for tragic tales of fortune lost and lives taken. Paranormal activity here includes flickering lights, cold spots, and the occasional sighting of apparitions believed to be gamblers from a bygone era.

Once a bustling trading post, this location is linked to the infamous Wild Bill Hickok, whose presence is rumored to linger. Visitors have reported encounters with his spirit, including sudden cold drafts and the feeling of being followed by an unseen presence.

The Fairmont Hotel has a history of ghostly encounters, particularly in the old rooms where guests have reported unexplained noises and eerie sights. The hotel’s haunting past includes stories of tragic deaths and restless spirits seeking closure.

While not a building, Mt. Moriah Cemetery is known for its chilling atmosphere and numerous ghost stories. The final resting place of many of Deadwood’s notable figures, including Wild Bill Hickok, it’s a hotspot for spectral sightings and eerie phenomena.

The Silverado-Franklin Hotel has been a site of paranormal activity for years, with reports of ghostly figures and unexplained noises. Guests and staff have experienced sudden drops in temperature and the sense of being watched, adding to the hotel’s haunted reputation.

The Adams House is famous for its eerie encounters, with reports of ghostly apparitions and strange sounds. The historic home, once a lavish residence, now attracts those interested in its spectral history and the tales of its former inhabitants.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Specialized infant seats are available
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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• This Tour is Provided by Deadwood Ghosts.
• Tour Timezone & Starts at America/Denver.
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• Minimum 1 Travelers is required to book.
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