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Haunting Tales - Lexington Ghost Tour

Enjoy ghost stories and candlelight walk following the footsteps of Generals Lee and Jackson. Meets outside of the Lexington Visitor Center. ONLINE TICKETING ONLY. May-October. $15 for Adults and $10 for children 6-12; $150 for up to 10 people (any night of the week).

106 E. Washington St., Lexington, VA 24450

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This tour is so amazing and so much fun. My entire family enjoyed every second of it. Plus you get some history about the little town of Lexington.

Not something to go to if you are looking for a creepy night of ghost stories fromAaron Mahnke. But if a night of historical ghost stories with the kids is what you are looking for come here! Mark is hysterical and loaded with dad jokes, but able to throw in a few ghost stories that will give you a little faith in something supernatural. Pete seems like a ghost, is very personable and gives the tour a nice flavor. You walk away with an appreciation of Stonewall Jackson and General Lee, and for life over all. They both have a pleasantly twisted vision of the world, which is something any family will appreciate.

Mark is a fantastic tour guide. Full of dad jokes, quick quips, and a million stories, it's unlike any ghost tour you've ever been on, and will ever be on again, because each night is a different experience. This isn't about "jump scares" which I really appreciate. Think of it as more of a "twisted history" tour. As the the night wore on, he had even more surprises in store. I can't recommend this enough. It'd be especially great for groups or families.

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Thank you for another great year Lexington! Keep an eye on our website or Facebook for the 2024 season dates!

 Join MK Paranormal, a veteran paranormal investigation group, as they take you on a ghost walk around historic Gratz Park. Their tales will include multiple family hauntings and even a Transylvanian curse! 

They will also explain how they use devices to capture evidence on their investigations, so be sure to bring any equipment you may have! Recorders, cameras and EMF meters are welcome but not required. 

The tour starts at 8pm and will last 60-75 minutes. It will cover roughly one mile. 

Ages 7 and up -$20

Ages 6 and under- Free

2024 SEASON

September 7, 14, 21, 28

October 5, 12, 26

Tours will go on rain or shine. In the case of dangerous weather, 

you will be notified by phone/email to reschedule your date. 

Tickets are non-refundable and are required. Due to limited group space, walk ups are not possible unless previously discussed.

Want the tour all to yourself? We book private walks all year long!

Private tours have a minimum guest count of 10 (or $200). 

Interested? Send us a message!

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        Lexington, KY 40507

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Halloween is a time when imaginations run wild. There are ghost tours to join, pumpkins to pick, haunted houses to scream through, and tall tales aplenty. The Shenandoah Valley is ripe for all the above plus fall family fun if you know where to look.

Ghost Tours

Who doesn’t love a good-natured fright near Halloween? Take a walking tour through some of the Shenandoah Valley’s towns to hear the shadier bits of history … the parts that will make the hair on the back of your neck stand up.

Haunting Tales: Lexington’s Ghost Tour is led by artist and entertainer Mark Cline most nights. Costumed and carrying a lantern, Cline meanders through downtown Lexington telling historic tales. Lexington, VA was established in 1778 and is the final resting place of two Virginia governors, two Confederate generals, and many soldiers. The stories practically jump out of the bricks in Lexington, so check those out, too.

Ghosts of Staunton , VA offers a variety of spooky tours. Choose from Staunton’s Haunted History, Dark Tales and Haunts of the Queen City, Haunted American Hotel, Haunted Depot, or a special Halloween Haunted Depot Spirit Box Tour. With this many options, you may want to line up more than one outing.

Haunted History Ghost Tours of Old Town Winchester , VA is available October 29 and 30 at 6 p.m. The tours will highlight “the mysterious history of Winchester” as you learn about the “restless spirits from the Colonial and Civil War eras.” Indeed, the Shenandoah Valley is a treasure trove of ghost stories.

If you’re not into blood-thirsty “zombies” on parade, you’ll want to avoid the 9 th Annual Front Royal Zombie Walk . They’ll ramble out of Bing Crosby Stadium in Front Royal, VA at 6 p.m. on October 23 to make their way to the Virginia Beer Museum. Thankfully, it’s just a fundraiser for the Humane Society of Warren County and there will be not-so-scary fun, food, and live music to close out the event. Whew.

Haunted Houses

Entirely indoors, American Fright Night at Shenandoah Caverns in Quicksburg, VA is the Shenandoah Valley’s largest haunted house at 40,000 square feet. Wind your way through American Celebration on Parade in a totally different way: in the dark, with the creep factor turned up to 100.

DarkWood Manor is one of the Valley’s best haunted house attractions, and you’ll find it in downtown Luray, VA. Each year offers a different storyline and new characters. This attraction is not advised for children under the age of 10 or those with certain medical conditions. Be sure to read the warning and disclaimer before planning your trip.

Buried Treasure

What does buried treasure have to do with Halloween? Plenty. Ghosts protect their treasure, right? Let’s find some in the Shenandoah Valley.

Beale’s Gold | Bedford, VA In Bedford, immense amounts of gold and silver have been rumored to exist. It’s said that Thomas Beale discovered a mine out west in the 1800s and brought as much as he could carry to Virginia. Amateur and professional treasure hunters have sought the buried treasure with no luck, but we think a pint of Beale’s Gold Helles Lager may be the gold you’re really searching for. It’s known location is Beale’s Beer ; enjoy!

Treasure of Signal Knob | Strasburg, VA Is there gold and silver buried on Signal Knob near Fort Valley? Legend says there is, pointing to Lord William Powell as the burier or such treasure. Stories vary as to where the goods originated – some say he robbed a stagecoach while others suggest the precious metals were discovered with the help of Native Americans in the area. Some even suggest Powell was a counterfeiter and perhaps the gold and silver weren’t real or pure anyway. Hike the Loop Trail

Corn Mazes & Pumpkin Patches

Take a break for family fun this fall with an adventure through a corn maze or a hunt for the perfect pumpkin.

Back Home on the Farm is a working farm in Harrisonburg, VA. The pumpkin patch, corn maze, cow train, and carousel are always a hit. There are many free activities for the kids, including photo props (like a LOVEwork), barnyard minigolf, climbing walls, and more.

Old McDonald’s Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze in Inwood, WV has giant slides, TWO five-acre corn mazes, hiking trails, a playground, and much more.

Mulberry Hills Farm in Mount Crawford, VA offers a selection of pre-picked pumpkins or you can scour the field for your own. Be sure to take photos at the photo-op spots as well as pet the farm animals. Look for their LOVEwork, too!

The Pumpkin Patch at Hill High Farm in Winchester, VA is a full-day delight with hayrides, a corn maze, and more free fun for the kiddos, too. Venture out to the pumpkin patch to choose your very own to take home.

Orr’s Pumpkin Patch in Martinsburg, WV is a great place for the kids to not only choose their own pumpkin but to also see Spookley the Square Pumpkin, a beloved character from children’s books in which Spookley is shunned by the typical round pumpkins due to his shape. Orr’s Farm Market embraces Spookley the Square Pumpkin as part of National Bullying Prevention Month (October). Spookley will be incorporated throughout the month with a Spookley-Themed Pumpkin Patch, special storybook times, and even a smaller Spookley maze for little ones.

Whichever way you go with your Halloween and October adventures, we hope you have a great time and make fantastic memories.

Header Image Courtesy Back Home on the Farm.

Getting To the Valley – Train

Amtrak  – You can reach the Valley directly by train by traveling to the Amtrak station in Staunton, or indirectly by traveling to stations in short driving distance in Charlottesville, Lynchburg, the Washington, D.C. area, and in Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg, West Virginia.  Also see  Amtrak Virginia .

Getting To the Valley – Plane

Airports within the Shenandoah Valley

If you are travelling by air, you can skip the rental car and schedule a private car service with Shenandoah Shores Management Group (SSMG). Our experienced drivers will pick you up from the airport and drop you off at your destination. And they can safely drive you to any other locations in the area.

Shenandoah Valley Regional Airport  Weyer’s Cave, VA (SHD) Roanoke Regional Airport   Roanoke, VA (ROA)

Airports a short driving distance from the Shenandoah Valley Baltimore Washington International Airport  (take I-70 west to I-81, then go south) Ronald Reagan National Airport  (Arlington) (take US-50, Va-7, or I-66 west to the Valley) Washington Dulles Airport  (take US-50, Va-7, or I-66 west to the Valley) Richmond International Airport  (take I-64 west to the Valley) Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport  (take I-64 west to the Valley) Blue Ridge Regional Airport  (Martinsville, Virginia)

Getting To the Valley – Car

Interstate 81 is the main north-south route to and through the Shenandoah Valley.

From the Northeast take Interstate 76 or Interstate 78 west to Interstate 81 south.

From the Northwest take Interstate 76 east to Interstate 70. At Hagerstown, MD take Interstate 81 south into the Shenandoah Valley.

To reach the Valley from the east, the main highways are Interstate 66, which brings you directly from the Washington, D.C. area and connects with I-81 near Strasburg, VA.

Interstate 64, which brings you directly from Richmond and connects with I-81 near Staunton. From the west, I-64 is again the most direct route, coming from West Virginia and linking to I-81 near Lexington, VA.

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Haunting Tales of Lexington - Haunting Tales Lexington's Ghost Tour

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Excellent story telling, pace, and a little magic thrown in. Well rehearsed but also... read more

This tour was the highlight of our trip to Lexington! Mark is exceptionally friendly and makes the... read more

Haunting Tales of Lexington

Took my family last n May 25, 2019 and had a great time!! I thoroughly enjoyed this tour with Mark!! He kept it interesting and helped point out a lot of historical facts that you will not hear elsewhere!! I think it’s well worth the time and money but if your expecting blood and guts or gory stories than maybe this tour isn’t for you. I give Mark an A and I’m thankful that at least someone in this historic town is offering ghost tours!!

An interesting history lesson of the town, but not scary. Mark is a great storyteller, but we didn't want to hear about his other businesses. Pete was the highlight of our tour. He took time to talk to as many as he could, answering questions, and just being as personable as possible. I'm pretty sure Mark had been drinking. Every time you got close to him, you could smell alcohol. One of my kids mentioned it almost right away. He was also very erratic and kept getting sidetracked, detracting from the tour.

Hello there, I realize the ghost tour is not for everyone and I’m sorry you were disappointed. We clearly point out in our literature, social media and at the beginning of each tour that it is not a scary or “Halloween like” tour. There are a few people who see the words “ghost tour” and assume it is supposed to be similar to a haunted house, however we are a family oriented tour. My tour is more like street theater, humor, illusions, with 8 to 9 ghost stories and the history I mention is an important part of setting up the ghost stories because it’s vital to have some factual events behind them, but that doesn’t make it a “history” tour. I will admit that I am guilty of briefly promoting my other attraction Dinosaur Kingdom II since many people that enjoy the tour also enjoy that. I would like to say that it is hurtful that in this review it was stated, “I’m pretty sure Mark had been drinking”. The big problem here is, I don’t drink at all, I can’t stand the taste of alcohol, don’t do drugs, I work extremely hard and I would never ever EVER compromise the safety my guests on the ghost tour by leading them into streets intoxicated. I commonly take guests who have been drinking before the tour. Perhaps your children smelled the alcohol on them. But please rest assured there has never been, nor will ever be a time that I would drink before working, especially since I have a responsibility to keep my tour safe. I do have very high energy and an “erratic” way about me and can get sidetracked- my ADHD contributes majorly to that. But I’m always very excited (even after 22 years) to still conduct the ghost tour because it is my passion. I always want people to be pleased with my product. Every night I do the tour I always give 110% of everything I’ve got. If you truly feel disappointed with your experience, please send me your address so I can refund your money. But I do ask you please to correct or retract any and all accusations about me drinking alcohol before taking out my tour, because they are simply not true. I do appreciate you coming out and hope that you experienced even a little bit of enjoyment on the tour. PS-Pete was thrilled that he was the star of your review, he is a great guy and a perfect addition to our ghost tour. Take care. –Mark Cline

Usually on a ghost tour, you expect to hear ghost stories. There was mention of a cat's ghost, but that was about it. There were a lot of jokes and a couple magic tricks, but we wanted a GHOST tour. There were no eerie or scary moments at all. The high point was going to the cemetery and seeing the statue there, but still no ghost stories. We did 2 hours of walking and we heard a little history, a lot about Mark's businesses and art, and a few jokes. Very disappointing. At least it was only $15 pp.

This tour was the highlight of our trip! It was a little corny, a little funny, a little ghostly but was worth it. Mark and Pete were hilarious. It wasnt a spooky tour or scary. Just a fun walking tour with ghost stories and sight seeing along the way. For $15/person, it was a great way to spend a Saturday evening. Me and my husband had a great time. Next time we come, we will bring our kids! The only tip i can give is to bring cash. Thats the only payment they accept.

Mark is a great entertainer and he makes this tour a fun and memorable experience. The innovative ways he tells the stories makes this ghost tour stand out from others. After learning about his other business -- Dinosaur Kingdom II in Natural Bridge -- on this tour, I visited with my daughter and enjoyed more of his zany creativity there. If you don't have fun on this tour you may be a ghost yourself. Everyone whose sense of humor is alive and well should enjoy it.

Ghost tour is more informational than scary. If you're hoping to see ghost or be scared it isn't going to happen. It's a tour of where these events happened , stories behind it with a little comedy to keep the young ones involved.

Lexington Haunted History: Ghost Tours and Spooky Legends

Lexington, Kentucky, is a city steeped in history, and it’s no surprise that it also has its fair share of ghostly tales and haunted locations. As Halloween approaches, get ready for a chilling adventure that will take you through the eerie Lexington haunted history. Join us as we explore specific ghost tours and haunted historic spots that will send shivers down your spine.

Ghost Tours Not to Miss

The Ghost Walk of Lexington : A highlight of your Lexington haunted history tour has to be the spine-chilling Ghost Walk of Lexington . This tour, hosted by knowledgeable guides, takes you through the city’s historic streets, where you’ll uncover a world of paranormal activity and hear eerie tales that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

The Ghost Walk of Lexington is a unique and immersive experience that draws from the city’s dark and mysterious past. As you follow your guide through dimly lit alleys and cobblestone paths, you’ll visit locations that have been hotbeds of supernatural occurrences for centuries. From tales of haunted hotels to stories of restless spirits, this tour will send shivers down your spine.

Historic Haunts in Lexington

Waveland State Historic Site : Begin your ghostly journey at the historic Waveland Mansion . Dating back to the early 19th century, it’s renowned for its paranormal activity. Take a guided tour and explore both the mansion and its lush surroundings, all while keeping an eye out for restless spirits.

The Bodley-Bullock House : Nestled in downtown Lexington, this historic mansion has a reputation for ghostly encounters. On tours, you’ll hear tales of mysterious happenings and maybe even experience a ghostly presence firsthand.

Mary Todd Lincoln House : Delve into the history of the former First Lady at her childhood home . Many believe her spirit lingers here, making it a must-visit for those interested in presidential hauntings.

The Lexington haunted history is rich with stories waiting to be discovered. This Halloween, dare to explore the city’s eerie past through specific ghost tours and historic haunts. Lexington offers a unique blend of history and the supernatural, making it the ultimate Halloween destination. So, get ready to embark on a thrilling adventure and uncover the secrets that lie hidden in the shadows of this historic city. Happy haunting!

Where To Stay in Lexington, KY                                                                        

Face your fears with the Lexington haunted history and find your affordable hotel room at Bluegrass Extended Stay . Our extended-stay hotel is perfect for shorter and longer stays, whatever you may need for your trip! As a family-owned and operated business, we are committed to offering you exceptional service every night, all at an affordable price.

We offer a variety of accommodations , such as our standard double , deluxe king , and two-room jacuzzi suite , all designed with clean and modern furnishings. So, book your stay with us today and enjoy all that Lexington has to offer!

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Get behind the scenes and hands-on, welcome to guided tours.

For those visitors who are looking for an enriched experience onboard, try one of our guided group tours–Flight Operations, Hard Hat or Paranormal Investigations. These special, behind-the-scenes experiences are guided by LEX volunteers and are scheduled upon request.

PLEASE BOOK YOUR GUIDED TOUR AT LEAST 2-3 BUSINESS DAYS* IN ADVANCE TO ALLOW FOR SCHEDULING OF A GUIDE AND PAYMENT PROCESSING.

*submitting a request does not guarantee a tour. payment in advance is required to confirm booking., we hope to welcome you aboard soon, flight operations tour.

A true adrenaline rush, you’ll take part in the operational sequence of a naval aviator see what it’s like to be an aircraft carrier pilot! It’s a hands-on experience you’ll never forget.

To urs last three (3) hours and are available on a limited basis.

This tour is available on saturdays at 9:00am. (tours must be booked 2-3 business days in advance.), ready room briefing.

Ready Room Briefing:   Feel the excitement start to build as you get briefed and trained on everything you’ll see and do on the Flight Deck!

Catapult Launch Procedure

Step into the boots of the Flight Deck personnel and experience the rush of working with these powerful warbirds on the deck of the USS Lexington!

Primary Flight Controls

Primary Flight Controls (Pri-Fly): Learn all about the specialized roles and equipment that the aviation team utilizes to control flight operations aboard a floating aircraft carrier!

Aircraft Recovery Procedure

Aircraft Recovery Procedure:  You know how the crew launches the planes off of the ship. Now it’s time to learn how they get them back onboard safely!

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$ 50 / per person.

Reservations and payment are required in advance. Tours are scheduled daily upon request and are based on availability. Ten people maximum. Recommended for ages 3 and up. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. No refunds.

Hard Hat Tour

This adventure is a deep exploration of 15 different areas not on the public tour. It includes areas from the 02 level to the 6th deck, lasting 3-4 hours. The tour will include climbing steep ladders, confined spaces, dimly lit or dark compartments. Guests will be provided with a hardhat and small flashlight. Guests should dress comfortably and wear rubber-soled shoes.

This tour is available on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays beginning at 9:00am. (Tours must be booked 2-3 business days in advance.)

• Secondary Conn
• Forward Battle Dressing Station
• Forward AFFF
• Forward Diesel
• Damage Control Central
• Gyrocompass Room
• Fireroom #1
• Power/Rewind Shop
• Bomb Elevator
• Ordnance Shop

A trained paranormal guide leads these tours through spaces around the ship that have reported unexplained sightings or activity. Our ghost tours normally commence in the evening after the ship has closed, at 6 p.m.  Tours last three (3) – (4) four hours . That’s when regular visitor activities and noises have settled for the night.

Ghost Tours are scheduled based upon the availability of guides. (Tours must be booked 2-3 business days in advance.)

Tour guidelines.

• The tour will be led by the ship’s paranormal investigator who will guide you to the sites of frequent anomalies.
• You must bring your own flashlight. Your guide will be equipped with some paranormal-detecting equipment, but you can feel free to bring your own paranormal equipment.
• Paranormal activity is unpredictable, so there is no guarantee of encounters with any entities.
• Tours include climbing steep ladders, confined spaces, dimly lit or dark compartments. Please advise your paranormal guide of any pertinent medical conditions before the investigation begins. Please dress comfortably and wear rubber-soled walking shoes.
• Recommended for ages 13 and up. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Late-Night! Paranormal Investigation

This late-night experience is for Semi Professional and professional investigators interested in serious paranormal investigations. Your group will investigate the ship using your own methods and equipment at night when the ship is closed to the public and ends at approximately 2:00am.

Paranormal Investigations are scheduled based upon the availability of guides. (Investigations must be booked at least 2-3 business days in advance.)

• The investigation will begin with a briefing by the ship’s paranormal investigator who will guide you to the sites of frequent anomalies. The command center will be in the ship’s galley area, but you choose where to set up your remote investigative equipment. All areas will be entered with a concern for safety. If deemed unsafe, an area will not be entered. Sufficient time will be given at each site for investigation. Please keep in mind this is a steel ship, so radio communications may not be possible.
• You must bring your own flashlight. Your guide will be equipped with paranormal-detecting equipment, but you will use your own paranormal equipment.
• Soda machines are available. You may bring small snacks.
• USS Lexington maintains priority publication rights to all paranormal evidence, including photos, videos, or audio recordings of paranormal events captured during an investigation.

$ 75 / Per Person

For more information call 361-888-4873 ext. 321 or 800-lady-lex ext. 321 or email tour reservations ..

Adults (18 +) - $20.95 Seniors (60 +) - $17.95 Military - $15.95 Youth (13-17) - $17.95 Children (4-12) - $14.95 Parking - $5.00

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