Scare Yourself Silly This Fall At These 7 Terrifying Haunts In West Virginia
Fall has arrived, and with it, in addition to some beautiful leaf colors, comes more opportunities than ever to scare yourself silly. Haunted attractions are opening up all over West Virginia for the Halloween season, and if you’re looking to get spooked, here are seven of the scariest that are worth a visit this fall.
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This outdoor haunted trail through the woods is sure to scare you silly, with a spooky something hidden behind every tree! Or, go at 7 p.m. (before dark) if you don't want to be quite so spooked.
In the running as a top haunted house in the nation for the 2020 season, Twelvepole Manor is a terrifying spot sure to send shivers down your spine - and don't forget the creepy Deadwood family who lives here!
Claiming the distinction "largest and scariest haunt in West Virginia," Fright Nights features five haunted experiences in one. It's so scary, it was even featured on the Travel Channel last year!
What better pairing can you think of than a haunted attraction and a coffee shop? Come see this scary sideshow while you sip on a cup of brew from Hallowbeans.
Can you navigate this 6,000-square-foot maze full of demons and spirits to escape the curse that has been cast over the gorge? Find out at Nightmare In The Gorge at ACE Adventure Resort.
This nightmare of a haunted house in Wheeling will engage all your senses - not only will you stare death in the face; you'll hear and feel and smell it as well!
Cristy lives, writes, tutors, gardens, hikes, and relaxes with her family in the heart of Appalachia. She loves exploring new places, and she loves heading back home again when she's done.
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