Haunted Walking Tours in Vancouver

Photo courtesy of Clark County Historical Museum

Are you intrigued by the ghostly tales that whisper through the buildings and streets of Downtown Vancouver? Do you have a fascination with the strange and peculiar aspects of local history? If so, you’re in for a treat this fall. The Clark County Historical Museum invites you to explore the darker side of the city’s past Haunted Walking Tours in Vancouver.

This spine-chilling excursion is perfect for those eager to uncover the unexplained mysteries that lurk in the corners of our historic city. Led by knowledgeable guides from CCHM, these walking tours offer a unique blend of stories, memories, research and personal experiences as you stroll along Main Street and beyond.

Here’s how you can participate this fall:

Haunted Walking Tours in Vancouver are on select Friday and Saturday nights in September and October.

Each tour is from 7-8:30 p.m. and covers approximately a mile, with guides leading groups of up to 25 people. With frequent stops along the way, attendees immerse themselves in the haunted history of the area.

The Haunted Walking Tours are open to all, yet they’re best suited for ages 10 and older.

By joining the tours, you’re not just exploring the eerie tales of the past—you’re also supporting Clark County Historical Museum’s mission to gather, save and share the rich history of county.

Tickets

General admission is $20 per person. Tickets are required for all attendees over the age of 6. Since the tours proceed rain or shine, it’s advisable to bring a flashlight and dress appropriately for the weather. Also, costumes are encouraged!