moderate
6 hours
Moderate fitness required; participants should be comfortable walking and navigating uneven terrain.
Discover the mysteries of St. Ignatius Hospital on this 6-hour outdoor investigation. Perfect for history enthusiasts and thrill-seekers alike, it’s an adventure that blends storytelling with outdoor exploration.
6 Hour Public Investigation- St. Ignatius
Public Investigate all 50,000 square feet of this historic hospital for 6 hours. We only let 10 to 15 people on a tour. We will provide equipment. We have SLS cameras, EDI data loggers, ovulus, phasma boxes, spirit boxes, k2 meters, REM pods and shadow grids that you can check out for your hunt. We also have home base with a large TV hooked up to 8 cameras throughout the building. And that room has a heater! Dress warm and bring a flashlight. These tours are usually self-guided, but a guide will start you off and show you how the equipment works.
Keep your senses sharp; the atmospheric ruins can be visually deceiving in low light.
Adequate lighting is essential for navigating the darker parts of the site safely.
Wear layered clothing suitable for outdoor conditions and potential uneven terrain.
Work with your group to piece together the mystery; communication is key.
St. Ignatius Hospital was established in 1923 and played a significant role in the community’s history before closing in the late 20th century.
Participants are encouraged to respect the site by avoiding damage to structures and respecting local flora and fauna, promoting responsible outdoor engagement.
Necessary for navigating the site’s outdoor and uneven surfaces.
Critical for visibility during the investigation in low-light areas.
Prepare for variable weather conditions during your adventure.
fall,winter,spring,summer specific
Helpful for jotting down clues or notes during the investigation.