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Booking a tour with us will add just the right amount of spooky to your evening. Whether you are from out of town or the city is your hometown, you'll learn about stories that many keep to themselves. We offer 60-minute walking tours, Haunted Pub Crawls, and even ultimate tours that take you to more locations with even darker pasts.

Discover Albuquerque’s historical heart when you explore its Old Town—and learn about the city’s history of haunted encounters and other supernatural events—on this private walking tour. Meet your guide in the late afternoon and set off to discover centuries-old landmarks aplenty. As you go, your guide will share ghost stories from the city’s long history, designed to spook and amuse you in equal measure.

See Albuquerque’s historic spots and discover it’s history and legends, at your own pace, anytime, on this smart phone guided (GPS/APP) walking tour. On the tour you will see the old patio market, the San Felipe de Neri Church, a hidden chapel, the old trading post, the candy shop that dishes out Heisenberg blue the prop used on Breaking Bad, the Old Town Square, the outdoor conquistador’s statures, the hidden courtyard, and so much more. And I’ll share with you the history of Albuquerque, the native peoples, the legends and lore of rattle snakes and turquoise, the conquistadores, the settlers who founded the city, history of trade, and so much more. Go at your own pace and schedule. Feel free to pause the tour anytime to explore. The tour never expires.

The highest, oldest capital city in the nation—and one of the oldest US cities, bar none—Santa Fe is littered with ghost stories, haunting tales, colorful characters, and inexplicable events. On this tour, follow your guide downtown, diving deep into the city’s spooky side, diving deep into some of the city’s best cocktails, and diving deep into a history only Santa Fe can offer.

Known as T or C to the locals, this city doesn't have a squeaky clean history. This step on tour delves into the areas phantoms, facts and folklore. Tour guide will get into the tourist vehicle and guide them around the region for the best views and stories regarding facts, phantoms and folklore.

Step into the vibrant tapestry of Albuquerque on a journey that seamlessly weaves history, nature, and art. Start at Plaza Don Luis, feeling the pulse of the city’s rich Spanish legacy. Journey alongside the iconic Rio Grande, uncovering the hidden tales that nestle on its banks. Marvel at the poignant “La Jornada” sculptures, paying homage to the determination of early settlers. Let the Albuquerque Museum captivate you with stories from bygone eras and artistic masterpieces. Finally, find solace and reflection at the serene Chapel of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Led by our knowledgeable guides, this tour promises an enriching experience, placing you, the traveler, at the heart of Albuquerque’s narrative.

Experience Albuquerque's oldest and most famous Ghost Walk, featured on the Travel Channel, Weird Travels, Breaking Bad, In Plain Sight, and The Dead Files. This fun and informative stroll takes you through Old Town's historic streets to hear the eyewitness accounts of hauntings and spirits. Our masterful storytellers give a family-friendly mix of chills and chuckles for an entertaining, thrilling, and memorable time in Albuquerque's historic center.

Who doesn't like to be intrigued and tantalized by the lure of the unknown? New Mexico has a reputation for the mysterious and bizarre and you will experience this first hand on the Albucreepy Ghost Walk: Taverns & Tales. Join us for an evening of ghost tales and local spirits (of the frosty kind) as we head out into the night. Featuring stops at Old Town watering holes (Nigh Noon Restaurant & Saloon, The Taproom at Old Town, and Outpost 1706). The 2-hour Ghost Walk will guide you through a mile long stretch of Albuquerque’s dark side, including historic and haunted sites. As you walk, your guide will reveal vivid accounts of Albuquerque's most popular ghosts and ghost stories as well as other strange mysteries along the way. Because we are visiting drinking establishments, guests must be 21 years of age with valid ID to attend (Please note that at least one establishment does not accept vertical ID's and you may not be allowed to enter the premises).

The tour recounts the most salacious stories regarding the region's phantoms, bordellos, unsolved crimes, and Apache battles. Some of the stories are disturbing and up to parental discretion whether it is appropriate for small children.