Prescott Ghosts Self Guided Audio Walking Tour
As descrições são apresentadas em inglês.
- 0,9–1,4 hora
- Cancelamento gratuito até 24 h antes
- Guia em inglês
- Confirmação imediata
Destaques
Step into the shadows of Prescott and uncover one of the most haunted towns in the American West on this immersive ghost walking tour. Walk through Whiskey Row, historic hotels, and Courthouse Plaza as you hear tales of abandoned brides, restless spirits, tragic fires, and legendary outlaws, all at your own pace on this self guided audio tour that plays as you walk, hands free. What makes this tour truly special is its storytelling approach. Each stop blends authentic history with eerie encounters, bringing you face-to-face with the past in a way that feels alive, and sometimes unsettling. Unlike traditional tours, this self-guided experience lets you explore at your own pace, pause when you want, and fully take in the atmosphere, especially as the streets grow quieter and the shadows grow longer. Perfect for ghost lovers, history buffs, and curious travelers, this tour transforms Prescott into a living, and lingering, ghost story.
Inclui
O que está incluído
- See the haunted sites of Prescott and hear their history and haunted stories
- The tour never expires go anytime and at your own pace
- Haunted self guided walking tour on our walking tour app
- Go at your own pace, this is a self guided tour, no need to follow anyone
O que não está
- No Human guide, this is all on our walking tour app
- No admission to buildings, this tour is all outside
Itinerário
Begin at Prescott’s most famous haunted hotel. Opened in 1927, the Hassayampa Inn is known for the ghost of “Faith,” a bride who checked in for her honeymoon—and never left. Guests report sightings of a woman in white and strange occurrences on the fourth floor.
This historic theater once hosted major performers of the early 1900s. Today, staff and visitors report unexplained voices, footsteps, and lights turning on when no one is inside—suggesting the show may not be entirely over.
At the heart of Prescott lies Courthouse Plaza. Here you’ll find the beloved Lady Ermintrude fountain, honoring a local donkey. The plaza is also known for ghost sightings—shadowy figures and unexplained sounds, especially after dark.
This powerful memorial honors the 19 firefighters who lost their lives in 2013. While not a ghost story, it’s one of the most emotional and meaningful stops, reminding visitors of the real-life tragedies that still echo through the town.
One of Prescott’s most haunted locations. Room 16 is said to be occupied by Abby and her cat, both of whom never left after her death. Guests report sightings, sounds, and eerie encounters tied to this tragic story.
This quiet statue tells the story of the everyday cowboy. But at night, visitors report seeing shadowy figures nearby—spirits of the Old West who may still linger in the plaza.
Once home to Prescott’s volunteer fire department, this site played a key role during devastating fires in the city’s past. Some believe the spirits of firefighters still remain, ready to answer the next alarm.
A vibrant mural that tells the story of Prescott—but this alley is also known for ghost sightings. Visitors report seeing shadowy cowboy figures and feeling an eerie presence in this historic backstreet.
The heart of Prescott’s Wild West past. The Palace Saloon, Arizona’s oldest bar, is famous for surviving the Great Fire of 1900. Some say former patrons—including Doc Holliday—still linger inside.
Built after the 1900 fire, this historic hotel has its own ghostly reputation. Guests report unexplained noises, moving doors, and figures seen in upper-floor hallways.
End your tour at the courthouse, long associated with law, justice, and ghostly sightings. The statue of Buckey O’Neill honors a legendary lawman—and some say his spirit, along with others, still watches over the plaza.
The statue of Buckey O’Neill honors a legendary lawman—and some say his spirit, along with others, still watches over the plaza.
Cancelamento
Cancelamento gratuito até 24 horas antes do início, com reembolso total.
Avaliações
4,7
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As classificações vêm de 3 avaliações recolhidas pelo nosso parceiro de reservas. São as palavras dos viajantes, pela ordem em que foram escritas — nunca reordenadas para favorecer a experiência.
Antes de ir
- Ponto de encontro
- The tour starts at the Hassayampa Inn, where you'll hear it's famous and spooky story, then you'll be guided around Prescott. Before you arrive be sure to get our walking tour app and download the tour.
- Recolha
- Todos se encontram no ponto de partida; não há recolha.
- Tipo de bilhete
- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
- Operado por
- WalknTours
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
How it compares in Prescott
- Its from-price is 83% below the median of the 13 experiences we list in Prescott.
- It is shorter than most of them.
- By number of reviews it ranks 7 of 13.
- The operator lists free cancellation on it.
About Prescott
Prescott is a mountain town in central Arizona, a former territorial capital with a courthouse plaza, a saloon row and pine and granite country around it.
Prescott stands at about 1,600 metres in the pine and oak uplands of central Arizona, and it served as capital of Arizona Territory in the 1860s and again from 1877 to 1889. Its centre is a green courthouse square surrounded by brick buildings, and Whiskey Row, a strip of old saloons on Montezuma Street, was rebuilt after a fire in 1900. The Sharlot Hall Museum preserves the log governor's mansion of 1864.
