11 Spooky Places You'll Want To Visit In Alaska This Fall
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Carey Seward
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With the fall chill in the air, things are starting to get spooky. Alaska is darkest in the fall just before the snow falls and this long, late fall season has been spookier than ever. Check out these spooky places that will get you in the Halloween spirit. There are historic places all over Alaska, so find one near you and head out on an adventure this fall.
This one of the coolest, spookiest places to visit in Alaska. There is a tour through the Brothel Museum telling the stories of women in the Gold Rush Era and the few spirits that remain behind.
This is often mentioned as a haunted spot in Anchorage. A classically beautiful hotel with a vintage feel, stay here just because it's an elegant place to stay and ask the staff about the ghost sightings if you want to know the truth.
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Your intrepid guide will walk you through the city of Anchorage pointing out buildings with spooky pasts. A great story teller with stories of old Alaska and the spirits that remained in the city.
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This huge lake is set in a remote and beautiful area of Alaska, and said to be full of secrets. The Alaskan equivalent of the Loch Ness Monster is occasionally reported as seen in the lake. Head here to look for yourself.
The fabulous ladies of Skagway lead tours through the historic old town in character as Good Times Girls of the Goldrush Era. These ladies weave tales of the spooky history of Skagway and the ghosts said to remain in the old buildings.
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Skeletons of these mysterious, long-ago creatures lie at the Ounalashka Corporation Headquarters. They will freak you out for the foreseeable future.
This vintage treasure is filled with old-world charm, and reportedly the spirits of the undead. With over 100 years of history, there are a lot of stories about these comfortable rooms.
This abandoned mine is as spooky as it gets in Alaska. Take the tours and explore the dark history of the area.
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This informative museum is located in a small home, and has a spooky history. You'll love the friendly guides and the fascinating history.
This spooky abandoned mine is located along a beautiful walking path through the lush temperate rainforest. See the abandoned mine equipment with a dark past.
Russian cuisine is served in the restaurant at this family friendly location. The hotel is spooky, the location remote, and you'll have a wonderful time.
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