The Ultimate Halloween Road Trip Itinerary
POSTED BY CARALYN MANNARINO ·
What better way to spend your Halloween than doing an epic spooky road trip?! The idea is simple– Grab your RV and hit up some of America’s most haunted locations. Talk about an immersive Halloween experience! In this blog, we will share six cities across the US that will set the scene for a creepy and exciting Hallo-week.
Disclaimer: Tri-Lynx is not liable for any haunting that may take place during this road trip 👻
1. New Orleans, Louisiana
Let’s start off the road trip in one of America’s most haunted cities: New Orleans! This city is renowned for its eerie history; it has it all– from Voodoo to vampires. There are countless spooky locations to see here, including the city’s historic Voodoo museum, the infamous Lalaurie Mansion, and numerous cemeteries where you can see the tombs of important Voodoo priests and priestesses.
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2. Montgomery, Alabama
Next stop: Montgomery, Alabama! This state capital has an incredibly rich history as it is most well-known for being the birthplace of the civil rights movement in America. Its rich history also includes a long list of haunted locations spread throughout the city. There are “haunted tours” you can go on that will take you for a visit of the spookiest spots in town.
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3. Savannah, Georgia
Savannah is known as one of the most, if not the most, haunted cities in America. As you can imagine, there are numerous spots in town that will send chills down your spine; this article shares the top haunted locations you should see if you really want to get spooked. Visit them at your own risk!
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4. Asheville, North Carolina
Asheville is an alluring city located in the west side of North Carolina. Amongst the beautiful Smokey Mountains and Appalachian Trail, you will also find some haunted sites with rich history behind them. Make sure to visit Helen’s Bridge, Highland Hospital, The Biltmore Estate, and so much more. Check out this article for a complete list of haunted places in town and the history behind each one.
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5. Louisville, Kentucky
Let’s move on to the next spooky location: Louisville! This city is perfect for the foodies and thrill-chasers. In between some delicious bites of food, you can explore some of Kentucky’s spookiest sites. Check out the Devil’s Attic museum, Belle of Louisville, and The Brennan House, just to name a few!
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6. St. Louis, Missouri
The last stop of this Hallo-week road trip is the enchanting St. Louis! For those who aren't aware, one of the most infamous horror movies,“The Exorcist”, was based on a true story that occurred in St. Louis. The real life Exorcist house can be visited from the outside and is a must-see haunted attraction you don’t want to miss! Keep in mind that the entire city has a rich history of hauntings, so you will find numerous other spooky sites to see while you’re there.
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Now, this is how you do Halloween right! After a little over a week full of haunted mansions, abandoned asylums and creepy museums, you’ll probably be Halloweened out, and ready for the next excuse to take out your RV for a road trip.