Step into Avalon's evening streets on a 90-minute walking ghost tour led by a local historian. Visit the Casino, hear documented histories and paranormal reports, and discover why Catalina has its own spectral reputation.
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Night falls over Avalon and the Casino's broad arch throws a cool shadow across the green pier. You join a local historian and a small group beneath the yellow awnings on Clarissa Avenue, headphones in place, ready to move through lamplit streets where the Atlantic-like surf keeps time beyond the boardwalk.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Accessible to most fitness levels; able to stand and walk for short periods is sufficient
Wildlife
History
Avalon developed as a resort town in the early 20th century and the Casino, completed in 1929, anchors many of the island's historic narratives; the Tongva people are the island’s original inhabitants.
Conservation
Catalina hosts unique island flora and fauna—stick to public paths, avoid feeding wildlife, and follow local guidelines to protect fragile habitats.
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Arrive Early for Check-In
Meet at 121 Clarissa Ave and arrive 10–15 minutes before the start to pick up headphones and get checked in without rushing.
Dress in Layers
The harbor cools quickly after sunset—bring a light jacket to stay comfortable during the 90-minute walk.
Comfortable Footwear
Paved streets and slight inclines make sturdy walking shoes important; heels and sandals are discouraged.
Respect Private Property
Much of Avalon is residential—stay on public sidewalks and follow your guide's route to avoid trespassing.
Comfortable walking shoes
Provides traction and comfort on paved and slightly uneven sidewalks.
Light jacket or windbreaker
Even summer evenings on Avalon are breezy; a light outer layer keeps you warm.
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Small water bottle
Staying hydrated before and after the walk is important—refill stations are limited in the evening.
Camera or smartphone with charged battery
Bring a charged device if you want to photograph historic sites or potential anomalies.