About Gatlinburg GhostWalks

Gatlinburg GhostWalks, presented by Appalachian GhostWalks, is a lantern-led walking tour that mixes local history with ghost stories as guests stroll the darkened streets of downtown Gatlinburg. Tours run nightly, and the guides are trained storytellers and ghost hunters who share accounts tied to buildings and properties around town. Along the way they cover the area’s Native American and frontier history, including the story of Martha Jane Huskey Ogle and her family, who settled in the area in 1803. The company describes its stories as original and backed by historical research and local lore, and it notes that the tour was voted one of USA Today’s 10Best ghost tours in America. The Gatlinburg tour departs from The Melting Pot restaurant at 959 Parkway. Reservations can be made online or by phone, and the tour is billed as family fun for all ages.