Frederick Ghost Tour: Frederick Ghost Hunt
Step into Frederick Downtown for a ghost-themed walking tour like no other! This interactive ghost walk leads you through eerie landmarks and haunted sites, from the Tyler Spite House to the Weinberg Center. Solve paranormal puzzles, uncover local legends, and compete in photo challenges as you explore Frederick's spooky past. Flexible, family‑fun,
This scavenger hunt will help you explore Frederick. This top rated Frederick Ghost Tour scavenger hunt is 1.99 miles and has 7 stops.
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Activity Info: Frederick Ghost Hunt
Frederick, known for it's Clustered Spires and Civil War Trails, is a city bursting with supernatural stories and historic charm. It's arts district and Monocacy Battlefield make it a Maryland gem. On this haunted history tour, follow app-guided clues to spooky spots like Barbara Fritchie House and Gaslight House. Snap photos, answer trivia about urban legends, and experience eerie storytelling tied to Frederick's haunted past. Whether you're a local or visitor, the Frederick Ghost Tour is perfect for discovering new tales or sharing favorite folklore. Enjoy flexible pacing as you unlock secrets behind every corner of Historic Downtown Frederick.
You can do our interactive ghost tour at any time.
Featured Locations On This Ghost Tour
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Carroll Creek Park hides more than just beauty—local legends whisper of haunted bridges and eerie happenings along the waterway. Join this interactive ghost walk for spine-tingling fun in the Great Outdoors Hub.
Tyler Spite House
Step into Frederick's haunted past, where local legends and eerie architecture set the stage for a ghost-themed walking tour. Uncover supernatural tales and hidden gems as you explore this atmospheric city tour.
Barbara Fritchie House
Wander through the Maryland Craft Beer Capital on a haunted history tour. Paranormal stories and urban legends linger in the air—each stop offers chills, local trivia, and photo challenges for lots of fun.
Frederick City Hall
Frederick Arts District transforms after dark with whispers of folk legends and haunted sites. This interactive ghost walk blends art, architecture, and spooky storytelling for a unique sightseeing adventure.
Weinberg Center for the Arts
Historic Downtown Frederick is alive with paranormal energy. Explore haunted facades and hear ghost stories tied to Civil War Trails—a walking tour packed with supernatural history and fun facts.
Winchester Hall
Near Monocacy Battlefield, discover chilling tales of restless spirits from days gone by. This guided tour reveals hidden gems along the National Road Heritage—expect spooky surprises at every landmark.
Gaslight House
At Catoctin Mountains Gateway, folklore comes alive with tales of supernatural sightings among the peaks. This outdoor activity offers puzzle-solving missions amid breathtaking scenery and ghostly local legends.
How the Frederick Ghost Tour works
Download the Let's Roam app on your phone and dive into an interactive ghost walk across Frederick Downtown. Follow clues to haunted sites, solve riddles, snap photos at eerie landmarks, and earn points while exploring hidden supernatural gems—no guide needed! Compete with friends or family as you discover urban legends at your own pace.
More details
Activity Type: Anytime Ghost Tour
Starting Area: 1110 Rosemont Ave, Frederick
Travel Method: Walking
Walking Distance: 1.99 Mi (3.2 KM)
Time:1.5 - 2 Hours
Skill Level:Friend & Family Fun
Extra Admissions: None
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Frederick Ghost Tour Birthday Scavenger Hunt
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Earn The Frederick Ghost Tour High Score
Love some friendly rivalry? On the Frederick Ghost Tour, each player receives interactive photo and trivia challenges at iconic spots like Winchester Hall or National Museum of Civil War Medicine. Work together to solve riddles about haunted history—then race up the leaderboard for ultimate bragging rights in Historic Downtown!
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Reviews for Frederick Ghost Tour: Frederick Ghost Hunt
For an outdoor adventure, you cannot beat wandering Downtown on ScavengerHunt.coms Frederick Ghost Tour. National Museum of Civil War Medicine was one of many eerie landmarks we discovered.
Miles Berkley
Downtown Fred is full of local legends. Walking past Barbara Fritchie House while learning about haunted history was such a unique walking tour experience for anyone visiting town.
Shannon Croft
My partner and I had a memorable date with the Frederick Ghost Tour through the heart of LODT. The Tyler Spite House added just enough supernatural intrigue to our evening walk.
Ellis Pratt
The Frederick Ghost Tour was a fantastic family activity. The kids were fascinated by urban legends at Weinberg Center and the paranormal tales at City Hall in Old Fred.
Monica Redding
I loved exploring the haunted side of Downtown on the Frederick Ghost Tour. The spooky stories at Gaslight House and Winchester Hall made this a top thing to do for tourists.
Graham Whitley
ScavengerHunt.com made seeing Uptown's haunted sites so easy. This interactive ghost walk is one of the best things to do in Frederick for those who love hidden gems and paranormal tales.
Faye Petersen
Loved this haunted history tour through Downtown Frederick. The National Museum of Civil War Medicine and Winchester Hall were highlights of an unforgettable walking tour experience.
Gavin Winslow
Exploring Old Town on the Frederick Ghost Tour was such fun. Learning about legends at Barbara Fritchie House and City Hall made it a must-do thing in town for visitors and locals.
Marina Curtis
Had a blast on this Downtown ghost-themed walking tour. The Weinberg Center and Gaslight House stops made a unique date night with just the right touch of spooky folklore.
Trenton Baird
The Frederick Ghost Tour was the perfect outdoor activity for our family in Midtown. We loved the eerie tales at Tyler Spite House and exploring historic sites together.
Lila Hartwell
If you want things to do in Fredtown, try the Frederick Ghost Tour by ScavengerHunt.com. We loved learning about haunted sites and hidden gems at every point of interest.
Graham Winslow
Downtown Hank was full of surprises while exploring Frederick Ghost Tour. National Museum of Civil War Medicine and City Hall had us hooked with spooky local lore.
Marina Parks
Frederick Ghost Tour was an engaging outdoor activity. Exploring spots like Barbara Fritchie House with eerie legends made this ghost-themed walking tour unforgettable.
Dustin Beckett
I took my partner on a date to Downtown Freddyburg for the Frederick Ghost Tour. The haunted stories at Weinberg Center and Tyler Spite House set such a fun vibe.
Carmen Sterling
Walking through Old Fredtown on the Frederick Ghost Tour was a highlight for my family. Winchester Hall and the Gaslight House made spooky history come alive for all ages.
Elliot Maddox
As a first-time visitor to Fred City, I found this ghost-themed walking tour by ScavengerHunt.com such a unique thing to do. The interactive clues kept us engaged all afternoon
Geneva Riverside
Took my partner on the Frederick Ghost Tour for a date night in Old Town. Weinberg Center for the Arts felt extra mysterious. Great walking tour and super memorable
Ellis Pendleton
Exploring LODO on this haunted history tour was a great way to see points of interest like Winchester Hall and the Barbara Fritchie House while learning local spooky legends
Maribel Crosby
The Frederick Ghost Tour was an awesome outdoor activity with a supernatural twist. Walking past Gaslight House and Tyler Spite House gave me total chills
Jasper Dalton
I tried the Frederick Ghost Tour with my family in Downtown and we loved every eerie stop from City Hall to the National Museum of Civil War Medicine. Perfect for all ages
Tabitha Gaines
