If you thought the last few haunted spots were creepy, wait until you see what’s coming next. We’re diving headfirst into the top 5 haunted places in Colorado—places so spooky, even the ghosts don’t want to leave.
5. Hotel Colorado – Glenwood Springs
Once a luxury resort, then a war hospital, Hotel Colorado is now known for ghostly crying and mysterious voices. Guests have seen lights flicker on and off with no explanation, and some even claim to hear a woman weeping in the halls. Teddy Roosevelt stayed here once—maybe he never left.
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4. Central City Masonic Cemetery – Central City
If you’re in the mood for an annual ghost sighting, head to the Central City Masonic Cemetery. Every year, a mysterious woman in black appears to lay flowers on the grave of John Cameron, a man who died in 1886. No one knows who she is or why she keeps coming, but she sure does keep things spooky.
3. Cheesman Park – Denver
Nothing like enjoying a sunny day at the park—except when that park was built on top of thousands of graves. Cheesman Park was once a cemetery, and not all the bodies were moved before it became a public space. Visitors report seeing shadowy figures and feeling watched. Great for picnics, not so much for peace of mind.
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2. Molly Brown House – Denver
Even in death, Molly Brown just can’t seem to quit. Her Denver mansion is full of paranormal activity, from footsteps on the stairs to the scent of cigar smoke (thanks to her husband, of course). Molly herself has even been spotted roaming the halls. Hey, if I survived the Titanic, I’d haunt my house too.
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1. The Stanley Hotel – Estes Park
You saw this one coming. The Stanley Hotel, famous for inspiring The Shining, is a ghost hunter’s dream (or nightmare). Guests have reported hearing children laughing, ghostly piano music, and shadowy figures walking the halls. Whether you’re a horror fan or just love a good scare, this is the haunted spot to visit—if you dare.
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So there you have it, folks—the spookiest, most haunted places in Colorado. Whether you’re a skeptic or a believer, these ghostly hot spots will leave you with some serious chills. Just don’t say I didn’t warn you.
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