Mountain City, TN 37683
Haunted Places in Tennessee
Tennessee is a good ole Southern state with good ole Southern values. Steeped richly in sweeping valleys, rolling hills, and mountain tops, the Volunteer state is one graced with a rich history that informally dates all the way back to the 1600s. Country music galore, southern food, and Jack Daniels make this landlocked state something of a fun time destination draw for visitors to the state. With such a lengthy history, the sheer number of paranormal and supernatural haunts is almost legendary. More Haunted Tennessee »
Featured Haunts in Tennessee
Greensboro, NC 27455
Chattanooga, TN 37419
Haunts in Tennessee
423-266-4121
827 Broad St, Chattanooga, TN 37402, USA
Situated within the Scenic City of Chattanooga, Tennessee, the Read House is an upscale and remarkably busy hotel. Undergoing a twenty-five million dollar renovation, the downtown staple is a must stay for any visitor to the city. But behind all the polished marble flooring and original custom woodwork lurks some most bizarre paranormal activity. Is the Read House Haunted? The hotel was originally built in 1847 as the Crutchfield House by a philanthropic businessman named Thomas Crutchfield. Read more…
(423) 362-0089
1100 Holly Ave, South Pittsburg, TN 37380
The hospital is the most important place in humanity’s world. Life begins there, and it certainly ends with death there. Diseases are cured, stitches sewn, and miracles made. Perhaps the truest and most manifested physical source of hope people have, the hospital is crucial to humanity’s survival. But what becomes of hospitals that have been abandoned for reasons of finance, location, or bigger facilities? Often too elaborate and expensive for demolition, the hospitals are simply left to the ruin of the elements. And as many paranormal seekers have found, these abandoned hospitals aren’t so quiet. Read more…
615-833-1433
418 Harding Industrial Drive, Nashville, TN 37211, USA
1999 Reedy Creek Rd, Bristol, TN 37620
7:30pm - 12am every open night
Opening Night: September 28th, 2024
Every Friday & Saturday in October
Sunday, October 27th, 2024
November 1st & 2nd
Enter our world of horror and thrills, where you will truly FEEL the FEAR. Our haunted attraction features two spine-chilling adventures: a quarter-mile trail packed with showstopping scenes and startling special effects, and a sinister corn maze where terror waits at every turn. Our actors will even touch you, heightening the fear to a whole new level! With just one ticket, experience both of these terrifying attractions, guaranteeing a night of heart-pounding suspense and unforgettable scares. Read more…
615-456-0392
118 Midtown Court, Hendersonville, TN 37075, USA
(615) 543-5961
222 Printers Alley, Nashville, TN 37201, USA
Daily at 8pm
Nightmare Notes & Hauntings of Music City Nashville Ghost Tour Step into the eerie embrace of Nashville’s haunted past with our captivating walking ghost tour. As the vibrant melodies of bluegrass and honky tonk music fade into the background, prepare to be swept away by chilling tales and ghostly encounters. This tour is led by an experienced local guide who is not only a master of haunted history but also a passionate storyteller. Read more…
(865) 263-1475
Gatlinburg Space Needle at 115 Historic Nature Trail, Gatlinburg, TN 37738
Daily at 8pm
Gatlinburg Ghosts Tour: Gilded Age Graves and Ghouls Embark on an unforgettable journey through the shadowy past of Gatlinburg with our captivating walking ghost tour, where the town’s charming facade gives way to a world of eerie tales and ghostly encounters. This immersive experience invites you to explore the haunted and historic locations that define this quaint mountain town, with every step uncovering secrets that have lingered in the shadows for generations. Read more…
692 Pinhook Rd, Calhoun, TN 37309, USA
Located a little over one thousand feet from the Hiwasse River in Calhoun, Tennessee, is the Pinhook Plantation House. The plantation style bed and breakfast house is a throwback to not just the architecture style of the nineteenth century, but also a throwback to the former spirits who are now said to inhabit here. Is the Pinhook Plantation House Haunted? Records from the Southeastern Tennessee area date the house to 1810 by a family with the surname of Alexander. It was said that they moved from the Asheville, North Carolina region to the newly formed city-township of Calhoun, Tennessee. Read more…
