The Gray Lady of Old Glendale Station
Old Glendale Station is reported to be haunted by the ghost of Kathleen Cooper looking for her lost love. Read about the ruins and if its ghosts have been found.
The Haunted Victor Hotel
Sleep like the dead in the haunted Victor Hotel located in Victor, CO
The Ghost Lights of Silver Cliff Cemetery
The Ghost Lights of Silver Cliff Cemetery 56 miles west of Pueblo, Co, just south of Highway 96, lies the small town of Silver Cliff. Today a population of about 600 calls Silver Cliff home; however, 135 years ago Silver Cliff was home to more than 5000 people. It was at this time, just south of town, that one of Colorado’s oldest urban legends began, The Ghost Lights of Silver Cliff Cemetery. …So the Story Goes One cool evening in…
The Legend of the Lost Locomotive of Kiowa Creek
Lives were lost when the train sunk into the bed of the muddy Kiowa Creek. Do their ghosts remain with the buried locomotive?
The Ghost of Adolph Coors III
THE LEGEND On a curvy road, on the edge of the foothills of Morrison, Colorado you will find the bridge where Adolph Coors’ grandson’s decapitated body was discovered beneath. The energy remaining from the tragic event reaches out to those who journey down the road and over the bridge, causing their vehicles to stall in the middle. If you dare venture outside of your vehicle, footsteps can be heard approaching. You may hear a raspy breath as if someone is…
The Gates of Hell
The Gates of Hell The tall, rusted iron gates let the curious know they are in the right spot. Not an adventure for the fearful, the Gates of Hell near Riverdale Road in Thornton, CO is a place thrill seekers only dare visit in groups, some complete with holy water and bibles. It is a place where legend speaks of satanic worship, murders, sacrifice, and a lady in white who roams the nearby road, forever searching for her way home….
The Ghosts of Third Bridge
Urban legend tells us a story of a bridge located out on the desolate prairie southeast of Denver. Third Bridge or “Ghost Bridge”, as it is often referred to, carries County Line Road over the dry bed of Kiowa Creek. The details of the stories are mostly unknown to those who take the long drive at night to hear the fabled sounds of the drums, horse hooves beating across the bridge, and to recite stories of deaths by car accident,…