Haunted Places in Estes Park, CO

Explore 6 haunted places in Estes Park, CO — inns, theaters, parks, each with its ghost story, address, and sources.

• Elkhorn Lodge and Guest RanchInn · Estes Park, COTracing to an 1874 cabin and developed by the James family into a hunting-and-fishing lodge, the Elkhorn is one of the oldest continuously operating guest ranches in the Rocky Mountain region and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.
• Historic Park TheatreTheater · Estes Park, COOpened in 1913, the Park Theatre is the oldest original single-screen movie house in continuous operation in the United States and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.
• Knoll-Willows Open SpacePark · Estes Park, COThis downtown open space, with a trailhead behind Town Hall and across from the Stanley Hotel, is the modern setting for Estes Park's most famous fireside legend: the Blue Mist.
• The Baldpate InnInn · Estes Park, COHoneymooners Gordon and Ethel Mace homesteaded this mountainside in 1911 and opened the Baldpate Inn in 1917, naming it after the mystery novel Seven Keys to Baldpate.
• The Stanley HotelInn · Estes Park, COBuilt in 1909 by Stanley Steamer inventor F.O.
• The Stanley Hotel Concert HallTheater · Estes Park, COBuilt in 1909 as a gift from F.O.