Gather your ghouls and prepare for a real haunted experience at these haunted ghost towns around Arizona.

Bisbee Bed & Breakfast and Copper Queen Hotel, Bisbee

Reports of ghosts and hauntings are prominent throughout the town of Bisbee. Some places where spirits are said to still dwell are the Bisbee Bed & Breakfast—where various guests have reported a grandma spirit watching over them during the night and The Copper Queen Hotel, where a young women wanders the halls, still jilted by her lover. www.unsolvedmysteries.com, www.sgha.net/az

 

Bird Cage Theatre, Tombstone

Located in Southern Arizona, Tombstone was a silver-mining boomtown that once housed the most notorious cowboys and law-enforcers of the country. The town remains standing as a true testament of Western life, and visitors can roam the area where gun duels and saloons existed. Yet beyond the living who visit, there are some locals who reside within the oldest buildings in the area. The Bird Cage Theatre,  a well known saloon in its day, has been reported by hundreds of visitors to be haunted by the ghosts of cowboys, gamblers and dancers who still sing and talk in the deserted rooms. www.sgha.net/az

 

Prostitute Row, Jerome

After the population of Jerome abandoned its buildings in the 50s, stories of ghosts and other spooks ran wild. Today, Jerome is a thriving artist’s community, but it’s still home to hauntings. The most talked about (and avoided) place rumored to hosts ghosts is Prostitute Row, an alley that has been reported to have strange shadows that move in the alley, scents of perfume and sounds of footsteps. www.arizonaguide.com

 

Monte Vista Hotel and Weatherford Hotel, Flagstaff

The Northern Arizona city certainly has its fair share of destination dwellings from ski lodges to summer cottages, but Flagstaff also has its fair share of permanent guests who stay at certain hotspots. Monte Vista Hotel has strange occurrences within the halls like the sound of a man continuously coughing throughout the night and music being played in the haunted cocktail lounge. The Weatherford Hotel has one such guest unwilling to checkout. A young woman floating around the ballroom has been reported many times and continues to keep living guests coming back for another glimpse. www.hotelmontevista.com, www.weatherfordhotel.com/history_stories

Old Tucson Studios, Tucson

The Old Tucson studios within the Arizona Theater reported different spirits throughout the property over the years. Many believe different ghosts, especially one of a little girl, are often spotted on stairwells throughout the building. Some say these ghosts mainly make their presence known to women. www.sgha.net/az

Saloon Row, Williams

The city of Williams has been known to host spirits from the nonliving world, and now, thanks to the “Saloon Row Ghost Tour,” daring guests can embark on a hair-raising walking tour through different sites reported to have paranormal activity. www.ghostvillage.com