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Discover the haunted side of Gatlinburg on a 90-minute family-friendly walking tour for $29.99, exploring legends, historic hauntings, and eerie sites.
Exploring Gatlinburg’s haunted history becomes an engaging adventure with the Ghosts of Gatlinburg tour. Priced at $29.99 per person, this 90-minute walking experience guides visitors through some of the most mysterious locations in the city, blending local legends, historical hauntings, and eerie encounters into an accessible outing suitable for families and all ages. Starting at 805 Parkway, the tour concludes at Martha Jane Ogle Cabin on Banner Road, offering a convenient and immersive way to uncover Gatlinburg’s spooky stories.
While the tour is about an hour and a half long, its main appeal lies in the well-curated stops and the engaging narration that highlights the city’s notable mysteries. The tour’s mobile ticket format makes it easy to join, and with a maximum group size of 30, it maintains an intimate atmosphere. The moderate physical fitness level required is ideal for those who enjoy walking but might want to avoid overly strenuous activity. This tour offers an affordable and family-friendly way to experience Gatlinburg’s haunted heritage.


The Ghosts of Gatlinburg tour focuses on uncovering the city’s haunted past, weaving together legends, local lore, and historic stories. It’s designed as a family-friendly experience that balances education and entertainment, providing a spooky atmosphere suitable for a wide audience.
The tour’s narration draws from local stories of hauntings, giving listeners a glimpse into Gatlinburg’s mysterious side. The storytelling style ensures that both adults and children remain engaged, making the experience accessible without sacrificing intrigue. The timing at 9:00pm adds to the nighttime ambiance, making the experience feel more authentic and eerie.
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The tour begins at 805 Parkway in Gatlinburg, a central location that’s easy to find. The mobile ticket system simplifies entry, and the tour ends at Martha Jane Ogle Cabin, located on 1011 Banner Rd. The group size is limited to 30 travelers, ensuring a more personalized experience.
The nearby public transportation options make it convenient for visitors staying within Gatlinburg or nearby areas. The moderate walking required means participants should be comfortable with a walking tour but don’t need special equipment or preparations. The service animals are permitted, accommodating guests with support animals.

The tour takes visitors through Gatlinburg’s most iconic and mysterious locations. While detailed stops aren’t listed, the focus on local legends and spooky tales promises a variety of stories tied to the city’s haunted sites. The final stop at the Martha Jane Ogle Cabin offers a historic setting that emphasizes the eerie atmosphere.
Each location is chosen to highlight Gatlinburg’s haunted reputation, making the tour not just about ghosts but also about the history and stories that have shaped the city’s ghostly reputation over the years.

The 90-minute duration is perfect for those seeking a short, immersive experience. The tour departs at 9:00pm, aligning with the nighttime ambiance that enhances the spooky stories. The moderate group size of 30 helps maintain an intimate environment, preventing the experience from feeling overwhelming or crowded.
The pace of the tour allows for engaging storytelling without rushing, giving participants time to absorb each story and location. The evening timing is ideal for those who want a nighttime ghost walk that complements Gatlinburg’s nocturnal charm.

The moderate physical fitness level is recommended, as you will be walking for approximately 90 minutes. The tour is suitable for most visitors with average mobility, but those with specific needs should consider the walking component.
Service animals are allowed, ensuring accessibility for guests requiring support animals. No specific information about wheelchair access or other accommodations is provided, so travelers with special needs should contact the provider for more details.

The Ghosts of Gatlinburg tour offers a focused theme on hauntings and local legends, distinct from other experiences like ghost walk tours or driving tours of the area. Its family-friendly, affordable price, and nighttime schedule make it a popular choice for visitors interested in Gatlinburg’s spooky side.
This experience stands out for its short duration and localized storytelling, providing a compact yet engaging way to explore the city’s haunted lore without needing a full day or extensive planning.

Bookings typically need to be made about 39 days in advance on average, reflecting its popularity. The free cancellation policy allows for cancellations up to 24 hours in advance, offering peace of mind if plans change. Any cancellations made less than 24 hours before the tour start will not be refunded, so it’s best to plan ahead.
The mobile ticket system ensures easy access to the tour details, and the full refund policy makes it convenient for travelers to adjust their plans if needed.

The Ghosts of Gatlinburg tour offers a cost-effective and family-friendly way to explore Gatlinburg’s haunted stories. Its 90-minute format makes it an ideal evening activity, balancing history, mystery, and entertainment. The limited group size and nighttime schedule enhance the immersive experience.
While the tour emphasizes legend and lore over detailed historical analysis, it provides enough spooky excitement to appeal to those interested in Gatlinburg’s ghostly reputation. It’s a solid choice for visitors seeking a lighthearted yet eerie exploration of the city’s haunted side.
How long is the Ghosts of Gatlinburg tour?
The tour lasts approximately 90 minutes.
What is the price of the tour?
The cost is $29.99 per person.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at 805 Parkway and ends at Martha Jane Ogle Cabin on Banner Rd.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes, it’s family-friendly and appropriate for all ages.
What time does the tour start?
The tour departs at 9:00pm.
How many people are in each group?
Groups are limited to 30 travelers.
Can I cancel my booking?
Yes, free cancellation is available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance.
Is the tour accessible for service animals?
Yes, service animals are allowed.
Do I need special physical fitness?
A moderate physical fitness level is recommended, as the tour involves walking.
Are tickets available in advance?
Yes, tickets can be booked ahead, with an average booking window of 39 days.
What makes this tour stand out?
Its family-friendly approach, affordable price, and evening schedule make it an engaging way to explore Gatlinburg’s haunted stories in just 90 minutes.