11 Horribly Creepy Things You Didn't Know You Could Do In Minnesota

Anoka, Minnesota, is not only the Halloween Capital of the World. It is also home to some hair-raising happenings that, if you experience them, you'll never forget. Each of the haunted locations in Anoka is worth visiting if seeing a ghost is on your bucket list. Click here to learn more about them.

The Palmer House Hotel in Sauk Rapids, Minnesota, might just be the most haunted place in Minnesota. It is certainly the most haunted hotel. Guests and employees alike have been reporting sightings for years. If you're curious, you can take a guided tour of the hotel. And if you're brave, you can stay in one of its most haunted rooms! Click here to learn more about this creepy hotel.

Fergus Falls State Hospital is a beautiful building with a long past. Originally opened in 1890, it housed patients with a number of different conditions over the course of its history. The hospital is abandoned today, but you can still see some of its former glory if you look close enough. And along with the beauty comes the unsettling reminder of what this hospital was once used for. If you're interested in a creepy look at Minnesota's past, you'll want to check it out. Click here to read more about this abandoned hospital.

At 350 miles long, this road trip will take you through a good chunk of Minnesota's scariest sites. From Hibbing to Stillwater, this route is full of haunted museums, hotels, and concert venues. If you linger long enough, you may just discover whether the stories are true. Click here to learn more.

Okay, this bed and breakfast probably isn't haunted. But it sure is creepy. The historic home was once called the most mysterious house in St. Paul. Today, it is decorated with historic - and slightly spooky - decor, and it boasts a garden that is sure to set your imagination whirling with all the secrets it might hide. Click here to learn more about booking a stay.

In the small town of Thief River Falls, the story of a haunted trail goes way back. Dead Man's Trail is a trek through the woods that, if you want to experience it at its most creepy, is best done at night. Will you encounter the woman who haunts the trail, looking for her child? Even if you don't, a hike through the darkened woods that surround this trail will fulfill your need for creepy. Learn more about the trail by clicking here.

In the small town of Rush City, Minnesota, a little hotel and restaurant has been serving locals since 1896. Its long history is filled with more than a few ghost stories, which were put to the test by a group of ghost hunters. Whether the stories are true is up to you to discover. But no matter what, your visit will not be complete without sitting down to a great - and possibly haunted - meal. Lean more about the Grant House and its haunted history here.

Central Minnesota's Timber Lake Road is exactly the kind of place you would expect to be haunted. It's a remote country road lined with trees on both sides. Even spookier, it comes complete with an old graveyard. The graveyard comes with its own stories of child ghosts wandering the grounds. And along the road, a ghostly woman has been said to wander its lonely stretches. Learn more about this haunted street here.

Like Anoka, the small town of Mantorville may be teeming with ghosts. As one of Minnesota's oldest towns, Mantorville is full of historic buildings that date back to the 1800s. Many of these buildings are said to be haunted. Step into the opera house or the Hubbell House restaurant, and you may have a chilling encounter. Click here to learn more about this little town.

At over 800 miles long, this road trip will definitely take a few days to complete. It snakes from southwestern Minnesota up to the North Shore, then heads southwest again. It crosses nine of Minnesota's most intriguing abandoned places, including state parks, old banks, and even abandoned mines. For anyone with an interest in Minnesota's most unsettling attractions, it'll be a memorable trip. Click here to discover the full route.

By nature, cemeteries are always just a little creepy. But every now and then, whispers about hauntings and apparitions sprout up, and it's time to investigate. Other times, the old age and overgrown surroundings are what gives a cemetery that eerie atmosphere. In Minnesota, you can visit both types. Each of the cemeteries on this list has a creepy vibe, and some are even rumored to be haunted.