Asheville has always been an alluring place for explorers, visionaries, and poets, and that tradition continues to this day. A peaceful location nestled in the mountains, but what darker secrets lie in wait in the valleys of Asheville?
Join us on an adults-only Asheville Terrors Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl to uncover the city’s dark history through booze-colored lenses. Tours are held nightly. Click book now below to see available dates and times.
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Great guide, great experience, lots of history. Definitely worth braving the cold! Brandie our tour guide was awesome.
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Asheville Terrors Boos and Brews Haunted Pub Crawl
Get ready for a night of ghostly tales and killer cocktails. Join Asheville Terrors to find the city's most popular haunts and hear their unfiltered backstories while sipping on signature spirits garnished with a touch of terror.
A night of creepy fun and killer cocktails is just a click away. Come along with Asheville Terrors to find the most popular haunts, hear their salacious backstories, and enjoy the spirits and craft beer that put the city on the boozy map. Our haunted pub crawl is not for the faint of hearts. And in this club, there are no kids allowed. You’re welcome.
Here are a few more reasons to book your haunted pub crawl of Asheville today!
Asheville Terrors: Ghosts of the Blue Ridge
Discover the souls of bootleggers, outlaws, and debutantes from Asheville’s bloody and vicious past that haunt the streets of this historic mountain city.
Tour Meeting Location: All tours meet outside the Jackson Building - 22 S. Pack Square
Tour Times: 8PM
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Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Asheville Terrors Boos and Booze Ultimate Haunted Pub Crawl
Roam the Paris of the South while we bring chills and thrills to your palate, direct from the best local haunts and taverns.
Tour Meeting Location: All tours meet outside of Barley's Taproom - 42 Biltmore Ave
Tour Times: 9PM
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Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Asheville Terrors Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl
Did you know Asheville was one of the first cities to ban beer- and is now a haven for both kinds of spirits? Learn more on our Asheville haunted pub crawl.
Tour Meeting Location: Wedge Downtown: 1 Page Ave Suite 152
Tour Times: 6PM
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Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Pack’s Tavern
Before becoming Pack’s Tavern, this building served as a lumber supply warehouse—or so it appeared. Hidden beneath, an underground tunnel facilitated the smuggling of moonshine and vast quantities of liquor during Prohibition. This daring defiance, however, came with its share of tragedy. Today, you can enjoy over 30 beers on tap and an extensive cocktail and wine menu, making it easier to delve into the captivating tales of the tavern’s secret tunnel.
Storm Rhum Bar
Storm is one of Asheville's premier dining spots, and its signature Dark and Stormy cocktail is more than just a renowned drink—it echoes the mysterious happenings within its kitchen. Plates have inexplicably leapt off shelves, and lights flicker in strange sequences. Sip on a Dark and Stormy or try their famous Disco Lemonade, and you might just hear the staff recount their own spine-chilling encounters.
Battery Park Hotel
A trip to the Battery Park Hotel calls for at least two stiff drinks. Now serving as senior apartments, this building has witnessed its share of grisly murders and untimely deaths, the most infamous being the brutal killing of Helen Clevenger. Her tragic murder inside a hotel room led to the wrongful execution of an innocent man, further staining its already dark history. Rest assured, you’ll have plenty of courage when we delve into the chilling story of this unsettling Asheville landmark.