easy
1.5 hours
Minimal physical exertion required; suitable for most fitness levels.
Discover the eerie history of Riverton, Wyoming, with Alma Law’s Haunted Downtown Walking Tour. Unearth chilling ghost stories and local legends on this 1.5-hour guided stroll through the heart of Fremon County’s oldest streets.
All Ages! • 1.5 Hours • Up to 30 People
Join Alma Law for a spine-chilling Haunted Downtown Walking Tour in Riverton, where you'll uncover eerie local tales not shared in his “Fremont Haunts” talk. This unique experience combines history and ghost stories, making for an unforgettable evening. Dress warmly and prepare for a thrilling exploration of Riverton's haunted past!
The Riverton Museum is also hosting Alma Law and his Haunted Downtown Walking Tour as part of the Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek Series. Alma will be leading a walking tour around Riverton and telling many local scary stories not included in his “Fremont Haunts” talk. Guests should arrive at 6pm at the Riverton Museum and anticipate walking for approximately two hours around Riverton. Reservations are required. $15.00 per person.
Evenings in Riverton can be chilly, so wear warm layers to stay comfortable during the outdoor tour.
A small flashlight or headlamp helps navigate dimly lit areas and adds to the spooky atmosphere.
The tour covers approximately 1.5 hours on foot over paved and uneven surfaces; sturdy shoes are recommended.
Plan to arrive 10 minutes early to check in and get settled before the tour starts.
Riverton was founded in 1906 as a hub for agriculture and trade in Fremont County, maintaining much of its early 20th-century charm.
The tour supports local heritage preservation efforts by promoting awareness of Riverton's cultural and physical history.
Essential to stay comfortable during cooler evening temperatures.
fall specific
Useful in low-light conditions on the walking route.
fall specific
Necessary for walking on paved and uneven sidewalks with ease.
Stay hydrated, especially if the tour occurs during warmer months.
summer specific