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Saddle up and ride the spectral rails with Lizzie Borden Ghost Tours, where you’ll join the cowboys and railroaders of old on a ghostly adventure through Cheyenne’s wild history.
GET TICKETSJoin Lizzie Borden Ghost Tours for a firsthand look at Cheyenne’s famed otherworldly hotspots and the terrifying tales that earned them their notoriety.
Cowboys, railroaders, and shadowy figures once ruled the nights of Cheynne, their untold stories and eerie misdeeds casting long shadows over the “Magic City of the Plains.” But their tales are no longer hidden, as these restless spirits, condemned to wander the halls of some of Cheyenne’s oldest and grandest buildings, come back to life during a night of haunting history. Prepare to hear the chilling accounts of ghostly encounters as you venture past the Atlas Theatre, where the theatergoers of yesteryear still haunt the seats, waiting for the next show. Brace yourself for an evening of shivers and surprises on our Cheyenne ghost tour as you delve into the dark heart of this historic city for a unique experience sure to leave you with chills.
Nayelle was a fantastic guide. Her stories were great and she shared several of her own experiences in the places we went. We do a lot of ghost tours ...
In the heart of the Wild West, Cheyenne is a city where history is alive—quite literally, in some cases. The town was born from the dust of railroad expansion on July 4, 1867, when Grenville M. Dodge surveyed the land for the Union Pacific Railroad. Almost immediately, Cheyenne began to expand as railroaders and early settlers arrived. In just a month, more than 600 people were in the fledgling city.
And that rapid growth continued. It even earned Cheyenne the nickname “Magic City of the Plains.” By November, when the first engines from the Union Pacific rolled into town, thousands of people had moved to Cheyenne. However, not all these new inhabitants were the most upstanding individuals. In those days, Cheyenne was at the heart of the Wild, Wild West, and it didn’t take long for saloons, brothels, and gambling houses to take over the streets.
These shady characters ruled the city, making it a lawless and dangerous place. A red-light district was born, where women of easy virtue entertained railroaders, cowboys, and outlaws. This district was home to Our Place, a saloon that opened in 1883. Not only do the ghosts of prostitutes walk these halls, but also some of their clients.
By the turn of the century, the chaos of Cheyenne was beginning to find order, and more legitimate businesses started to open. But even those aren’t without a dark and shadowy past. The ghosts of Cheyenne’s early days are begging to have their stories told, and with Lizzie Borden Ghost Tours, those specters will get their wish! To find out more about the twisted history of Cheyenne, grab a spot on our Cheyenne ghost tour tonight!
Not sold on the idea that ghosts are real? Join Cheyenne Ghosts and put your convictions aside—because this tormented town might make a believer of you yet. Stop at famously haunted locales such as the Hynds Building, and unveil the horrifying truths and real-life tragedies that have left an irreversibly sinister stain on Wyoming’s “Magic City of the Plains.” Even the most staunch of nonbelievers will feel a shiver down their spine upon hearing the blood-curdling story of the Fire of 1916, which left 10 innocent hotel guests—including children—dead after they were trapped in the blaze. It’s not difficult to imagine why even after all these years, sinister, dark energy still hangs heavy over the Hynds Building…and why unearthly presences are often seen floating through the shadowy halls from beyond the grave.
There’s a certain side of Cheyenne that’s advertised to tourists—a clean-cut, modernized town reminiscent of America’s Old West. But behind the facade, you’ll quickly come to realize that Cheyenne is actually one of the most troubled, ungodly cities west of the Mississippi. Follow us on a curated one-hour walking tour around downtown, and unbury what’s been buried. A lot has been lost in history, from Cheyenne’s reputation for being a seedy hotspot for gun-slinging cowboys and prostitutes, to its tendency to bring about unspeakable tragedies, such as the Fire of 1916. But perhaps hidden the most from public view are Cheyenne’s undead, the souls of long-departed residents who arise once the sun sets on this wicked town. Join us and come face-to-face with the mysterious, the unexplainable, and the disturbing…if you dare.
If you call Cheyenne home, odds are you’re more than familiar with its unique culture and rich history. But do you know about its troubled past, and its one-of-a-kind, otherworldly residents? Follow us and expand your knowledge of this true Old West town, and hear the spine-tingling ghost stories and terrifying real-life atrocities that have taken place in the same buildings you pass by each day. Hear the infamous legends that have been passed down for generations, and stop by the sites of Cheyenne’s former brothels, saloons, and burlesque theaters—many of which are said to be haunted by the sins of their past. Who knows? You might just learn something new.
From the Gold Rush to the American Pacific Railroad Company to cowboys, you might think you know everything there is to know about Cheyenne’s part in the Old West. But after taking a tour with Cheyenne Ghosts, you might find yourself surprised. Prepare for an adventure into the hidden, haunted side of Wyoming’s capital city, a side that is so gruesome and demented that it’s been erased from the history books. Stop by Our Place/Madeline’s Scents, an unsuspecting building that marks where Cheyenne’s Red Light District used to stand during the years of the so-called Wild West. Here, knife fights, illegal gambling, prostitution, and even murder were commonplace…and the sins of this building’s past have plagued its present. Visitors report hearing strange whispers in the night…perhaps, the mumbled chatter of long-dead shady ladies.
We get it: during your trip to Cheyenne, you and your travel companions will want to cross off popular tourist destinations from your “must-see” list. But after you’ve explored the scenic Botanic Gardens, visited the city’s many museums, and gorged yourself on chops and ribs, broaden your horizons by taking a walking tour with Cheyenne Ghosts. Switch up your normal vacation routine and get ready to dive into the sordid, the mystic, and the chilling. Stroll through downtown Cheyenne, all while hearing about a history that’s not told to your average tourist. Learn about the mysterious entity that’s rumored to haunt the old fire station, and hear the hidden secrets behind the senseless violence, shootouts, and mysterious happenings that have continued to occur within its blood-stained walls over 100 years—it’s sure to be an unforgettable highlight of your visit.
Getting tired of the whole “wine-and-dine” routine? Take your significant other on a daring date night and switch things up with a tour from Cheyenne Ghosts. Make sure you have someone to hold your hand as you stop by some of the most cursed, tormented locals in town, from the extremely haunted Cheyenne Depot Museum to the Wyoming Supreme Court, to the Historic Atlas Theater, where ghostly audiences are said to manifest once the lights have dimmed and actors have taken their final bow. Spend your evening out by learning about the fascinating, occult history of Cheyenne, and prepare to get the adrenaline pumping—it’s time to dazzle your date with an experience they’re sure to never forget.
Wyoming Supreme Court
As one of the most haunted buildings in the state, the Wyoming Supreme Court is home to the ghosts of countless murderers, outlaws, and harlots.
The Tivoli
Haunted by the echoes of its past as a saloon and brothel, the Tivoli is the site of tragic accidents and heartbreak, leaving spirits there to linger.
Historic Atlas Theatre
With its many uses over the years, the Historic Atlas Theatre has no shortage of haunting tales to bring back to life.
Please see your booking details for meeting location. There are neighboring parking garages and street parking that are available in the area.
Group size varies based on time of year and demand. We can keep everyone in your party in the same group. We’ve been doing this for years, and manage group size to ensure guests have a great experience. In the event you can’t hear your tour guide, let them know, or move closer to them.
Pets are welcome as long as they do not disrupt to distract from the tour
The arrival time will be listed on your confirmation email and in the available tour times when you click the book button
Please do not call us, the best way to reach us is by email using the contact form on this website
An extended tour takes you to a few additional locations when the regular tour ends. This adds about four new places and 30 minutes to your tour- highly recommended
Book a tour and check the +1 box for each person in your group where it says “Extended Tour” at checkout to add an extended Ghost tour.
Please contact us directly for pricing and availability. We do not do private tours under 30 persons. If you have a group under 30, please order directly from the website’s book now option.
Tours are held rain or shine. We will contact you if the tour is cancelled.
Please only attend the tour for the day and time you are booked, as another day or time may not be available. If you need to reschedule, please contact us by email first. There is a $10 per order (not person) rebooking fee for each schedule change.
As it is unfair to other guests, we do not wait for late or no show parties. Please remember to arrive to the correct location on time! We do not grant refunds to guests who fail to arrive to the appointed place on time and miss their tour.
No, but some of the locations you can visit during the day for free. We simply wouldn’t have the time to focus on as many stories as we do if we were to enter each one, and we wish to focus on the stories, and leave the exploring up to you!
15 minutes before the start of your tour
No.
No, this is a walking tour.
Most of the tour is not stroller or wheelchair accessible.
Yes, you are welcome to take photos of the locations we visit!
No, videos are not allowed
No, there is no smoking allowed on the tour
We do not allow intoxicated guests or drinking on the tour- we will promptly ask those in violation to leave
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