Historic haunted places in Estes Park, CO. Each page gives the ghost story, whether visitors can go, and a link to the site the story came from. The stories are folklore, not documented fact.
Historic lodge; check current operations before visiting.
Dating to the late 1800s and described as Colorado's first inn, the lodge is said to be home to a little girl named Maddie, whose staircase is where dolls and stuffed animals shift…
Operating movie theater; haunted tours and ghost hunts offered; closes for winter.
Opened in 1913, the theater is billed as the oldest original single-screen movie house still operating in the United States. Its best-known spirit is said to be former owner Ralph …
Gordon and Ethel Mace opened this mountain inn in 1917, naming it after the mystery novel Seven Keys to Baldpate. Locals say the couple never left: Ethel is reported in her favorit…
Built in 1909 by Freelan Oscar Stanley, the hotel became world-famous after Stephen King's stay in Room 217 inspired The Shining. Guests report phantom piano music, children's laug…