Haunted Trails

Not a fan of indoor haunted attractions? Allergic to the hay on hayrides? Haunted trails are definitely the way to go for a unique and scary good time! Exclusively outdoors and often right through a forest, these easy to manage paths are a breeze to navigate, but it’s what lurks in the shadows that can be deadly! Psychopath redneck hillbillies, beastly werewolves looking for their next meal, and backwoods slashers of the hockey-mask variety. Some trails even test all you have by offering solo tours on these haunted trails. With only the moon above to guide you, can you make it to your destination…..alive?!

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17272 Giles Road, Omaha, NE 68136, USA

Scary Acres opened its gates in 2002. However its history in Omaha goes way back to the year 1993 and began with the Train of Terror at Peony Park on Cass St. The Scary Acres Management team was commissioned to run a Halloween Attraction within the Peony Amusement Park. The Train of Terror circled the park amidst fog and spider webs. Monsters were hiding in the dark along the entire trail and in the tunnel  ready to frighten unaware train passengers. Scary props were situated in concession booths and near the few rides that were open that fall. Read more…

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10133 WARD WY, MENTONE, CA 92359, USA

Terror on the Farm haunted attraction in Mentone, CA Greenspot Farms pumpkin patch and haunted hayride a great time to spend your Halloween. Come out and get scared or bring the whole family to pick your own pumpkins. Read more…

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60 Warren Road, Cleveland, AL 35049, USA

Is there anything scarier than a haunted trail? Dead Man Trails in Cleveland, Alabama believes the dead men walking down its paths are even scarier. With men and women coming at you from every direction, it’s not surprising to hear the sounds of visitors screaming and panicking in fear. Read more…

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249 Lord Rd, Lebanon, ME 04027, USA

Voted “Scariest Attraction in Maine,” Destination Haunt is your one-stop for thrills and excitement. After screaming your way through “Hobo Village” and “Buried Alive Cemetery,” you should try the outdoor maze. Pay attention to the twists and turns, or you may be trapped forever. Read more…

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5250 South Beltway 8, Houston, TX 77048, USA

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Phobia has eight free standing separate haunts on BW-8 South. Read more…

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1 Skimobile Rd, North Conway, NH 03860, USA

STORY Enter 10 years of the Ghoullog at Cranmore. The approximate 50-minute haunt features over 15,000 square feet of indoor space through a series of dark rooms, scary mazes and unknown places, plus an outdoor element which leads the unsuspecting through the dark woods with all of the scares and screams you’ve come to expect. Read more…

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5879 Titus Road, Titus, AL 36080, USA

The Maze of Terror dares its guests to escape the sounds and characters running loose through the night. This Titus, Alabama landmark offers a nice change of pace from traditional haunted attractions and takes visitors on a terrifying and sometimes heart pounding trip through one of the darkest trails in the state. Read more…

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610 CR336, Piggott, AR 72454, USA

Horror In The Hollow recreates the legendary feel of the Mad Skull Mine. The mine was silent for years due to the men who went insane while working there, the road leading to the mine is just as scary as the mine itself. Be warned that the experience might drive you a little mad too. Experience 3 levels of terror with the Forest of Fright, Bubba’s Butcher Barn, and the Frightmare Farmhouse. Read more…

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3565 N Hwy 155, Stockbridge, GA 30281, USA

CLOSED IN 2022. Check our Georgia Haunted Houses or click here for haunted houses near you. Spirits haunt the trees and animals hole up in the barn at night. Fear the Woods may be more advice than name at this Stockbridge attraction where the farmhouse lights go off at moonrise. After that, visitors are at the mercy of denizens of the Skinner Shack and Junk Yard. Read more…

Street Address, Avondale, CO 81022, USA

What could be better than a haunted trail? What about a haunted trail that goes on for almost an entire mile? At Hell’s Trail, visitors move together through the trail as the sounds surrounding them grow closer. With plenty of space to cover, your heart will definitely beat a little faster. Read more…