easy
1.5 hours
This walk suits most fitness levels; minimal elevation change and mostly paved paths mean light physical effort is required.
Step into Denver's shadowy past on the Cheesman Park Ghost Tour. Discover the park’s eerie origins as Denver’s first cemetery through captivating tales of hauntings and history that bring the city’s oldest green space to life in a new, chilling way.
1.5 Hours • 1 mile walk around the park
Embark on a thrilling 1.5-hour ghost tour through Denver's Cheesman Park, the city's first cemetery. Discover chilling tales of paranormal activity and the eerie history of body removals. This spine-tingling experience will leave you questioning the park's haunted reputation and glancing over your shoulder as you head home.
What lurks beneath the surface of Denver’s beautiful Cheesman Park? During this 1.5 hour spooky ghost tour you will uncover the eerie history behind the park (Denver’s first city cemetery).
Along the tour you’ll hear haunting tales and hair-raising first accounts of paranormal activity. You’ll uncover the truth behind the spine-chilling process used to remove the bodies from the cemetery and you'll determine for yourself if the park is truly haunted.
One thing's for sure, these stories will send you looking over your shoulder as you make your way home!
Give yourself PLENTY of time to find parking. There is no public parking available within the park. The park is currently closed to vehicles and is pedestrian only. Street parking is available in the surrounding neighborhoods around the park.
The tour covers paved paths and slight inclines; sturdy, comfortable footwear will keep you steady.
Evening temperatures in Denver can drop quickly, so dress in layers to stay warm throughout the tour.
Check in 10 minutes before your scheduled start to secure your spot and receive important briefing details.
The tour is mostly on lit paths; a small flashlight may help with uneven spots but avoid bright beams that spoil the atmosphere.
Cheesman Park was originally established as Denver’s Prospect Hill Cemetery in the late 1800s before being converted to public parkland in the early 1900s.
Park maintenance prioritizes preserving historic grave markers while managing urban green space responsibly amid ongoing city development.
Essential for navigating paved and slightly uneven terrain during the tour.
Keeps you warm as temperatures drop after sunset.
fall specific
Helpful for low light conditions but avoid brightness to maintain the spooky atmosphere.
Mosquitoes can be active in warmer months; repellent ensures a more comfortable experience.
summer specific