Ghost Stories of Old Manitou Walking Tours 2022

These eerie yet fun ghost tours will walk you through long lost stories of real residents in Manitou Springs’ history. This year, the ghostly spirits come back to visit for four weekends in October (Oct 7, 8,14 ,15, 20, 21,22 , 27 and 28). For the first time we are offering events on Thursday nights.

The Manitou Springs Heritage Center, along with our friends at THEATREdART, provide these evening tours that are thoughtfully scripted and brilliantly presented to provide a fun, family experience.

The walking tours are outside rain or shine. Each scene is staged in and around Memorial Park in Manitou Springs. You will be accompanied by a "Spirit Guide" who will provide some narration and guide you from scene to scene. Pull back the mystic veil for an all-new adventure through The Spirit World! Seven new scenes with the characters you’ve grown to love. This not-so-spooky ghost tour is full of fun and excitement for all ages.

This year we’re hopping aboard The Spirit Train for an exclusive peek at some of the past spirits who’ve made Manitou great. From Emma and Alice Crawford to George Duclo, come meet some crazy spirits as you try to find your way out of The Spirit World!

Tours are approximately 1 hour and depart from the Manitou Springs Heritage Center (517 Manitou Avenue) starting at 6:00 pm. The tour distance is about 0.5 miles and there will be some seating for those who need a rest. The tours do go over grass and bumpy areas.

Dates: October 7,8, 14,15,20,21,22, 27,28

Advance tickets are $16 / person

Children under 11 are free

Advance purchase highly recommended - These tours SELL OUT!

If you are a group and would like an exclusive slot, please contact [email protected]

*Proceeds benefit the Manitou Springs Heritage Center to help keep this FREE MUSEUM open. This is our 23rd year of Ghost Tours.

We would like to thank our sponsors for this year’s tours – Adams Mountain Café, Crystal Park Cantina, Armadillo Ranch, Manitou Brewing Company and Monarch Landscaping and Construction,

Host or Publisher Manitou Springs Heritage Center