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Downtown Flagstaff Haunted History Tour

Flagstaff, United States

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Overview

Duration

1h 15min

Languages

English

Voucher type

E-Ticket

What To Expect

Venture into Flagstaff's eerie past with local guides on Flagstaff’s original ghost tour. Explore hidden tales, chilling mysteries, true crimes, and hauntings that shaped the city's legacy.

Nestled beneath Mount Humphries, Flagstaff transitioned from a modest railroad town to a city echoing with ghostly narratives and fables. As you traverse the streets, you'll unearth tales of individuals who left their mark, both in life and after.

This isn't merely a ghost tour. As Flagstaff's original ghost tour, this experience promises depth and authenticity. Every story is rigorously researched and crafted by the co-founder and noted local author, Susan Johnson, ensuring narrative richness. Choose the expertise of Flagstaff's sole locally operated ghost tour company and immerse yourself in a night that delves into the city's mysterious underbelly.

On this tour, due to the length of stories and number of stops, we will not be entering any historic haunts.

What to remember

Important info

Wheelchair accessible. Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller. Service animals allowed. Public transportation options are available nearby. All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible. Suitable for all physical fitness levels. This tour is 1 mile (1.6km) in length, some stops have limited seating available.

What's included

1 Mile guided walking tour through downtown Flagstaff's haunted history. An experienced, knowledgeable, and eccentric guide

What's not included

We will not enter any buildings or historic haunts. Guide Gratuities

Cancellation Policy

You can cancel your tour until a day in advance

Provider

Freaky Foot Tours - Flagstaff

Meeting Point

There is plenty of metered and free parking nearby the parking lot of Wheeler Park. We will begin in the center of the parking lot that Wheeler Park and City Hall share. Our Southwestern Gothic-dressed guide will be waiting for you by the parking meter kiosk.