Step into the shadows on the #1 ghost tour in Cripple Creek, where the echoes of the past still linger along quiet mountain streets. Led by passionate local guides who know this former gold rush town like lifelong residents, this experience feels personal, like hearing stories passed down through generations. As you walk beneath the night sky, the tour unfolds entirely outdoors, letting you take in the historic buildings, cool mountain air, and the stillness that settles after dark. For those curious to look a little closer, EMF activity detectors are available to rent, adding an extra layer of intrigue as you explore.

Along the route, you’ll visit several of Cripple Creek’s most iconic landmarks, each tied to real history and lasting local lore. The BPOE #316 Elk Lodge reflects the town’s social life during its mining boom, while Cripple Creek City Hall stands as a symbol of its civic past. You’ll also pass Johnny Nolan's Casino, a modern establishment rooted in historic structures, and the Imperial Hotel, one of the town’s oldest lodging sites. On the extended experience, additional stops include the Cripple Creek Red-Light District, the Old Homestead Parlour House, once a well-known establishment during the mining era, and the Cripple Creek District Museum, which preserves the region’s rich history. These stops are not visited in chronological order, allowing the stories to unfold naturally and keep the experience immersive.

Perfect for private groups, hen nights, birthdays, and special events, this walking tour offers a memorable way to experience Cripple Creek after dark. Proudly USMC Disabled Combat-Veteran-owned, our tours operate nightly, year-round, inviting you to step into the city’s past whenever the mood strikes. As the night deepens and the streets grow quiet, you may start to wonder what still lingers here. Join us and uncover the stories Cripple Creek never quite let go.