Adventure Brief
Step into San Antonio’s haunted past on a chilling Ghost and Murder Walk led by historian Jim Miles. Experience true crime tales and ghostly legends on this unforgettable evening tour.
2–2.5 hours
easy
From $33.48
Family Friendly
Step into San Antonio’s haunted past on a chilling Ghost and Murder Walk led by historian Jim Miles. Experience true crime tales and ghostly legends on this unforgettable evening tour.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–2.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most adults with basic walking ability; minimal physical exertion required.
Wildlife
History
San Antonio’s rich history includes early Spanish missions, military conflicts, and the famous Battle of the Alamo, all providing a backdrop for haunted tales and true crime stories told on this tour.
Conservation
Tour operators encourage respect for historic sites and promote walking tours to reduce environmental impact while supporting local heritage preservation.
Walking Tours of Austin
Step into San Antonio’s haunted past on a chilling Ghost and Murder Walk led by historian Jim Miles. Experience true crime tales and ghostly legends on this unforgettable evening tour.
Walking Tours of Austin offers immersive walking tours that blend history, storytelling, and local flavor. Founded by experienced guides and storytellers, the company presents a range of guided experiences across Austin and nearby San Antonio, including Ghost Walk Austin, San Antonio Ghost and Murder Walk, Pub Walk Austin, Murder Walk Austin, Morning Walk Austin, Afternoon Walk Austin, and Austin's Afternoon Stroll. Each tour is designed for small groups and led by knowledgeable guides who combine meticulous research with engaging performance to illuminate true crime, haunted lore, and city history.
Ghost Walk Austin and San Antonio Ghost and Murder Walk explore chilling tales of murder, mystery, and the supernatural, ideal for thrill-seekers and history enthusiasts. Pub Walk Austin pairs historic bar visits with hidden stories from downtown's past. Murder Walk Austin retraces early crime scenes and examines theories about America’s first serial killer. Morning Walk Austin and the afternoon small-group tours highlight local landmarks, Tito’s Vodka history, Ladybird Lake, the Rainey Street district, and insider recommendations for food and music lovers.
Safety, accuracy, and guest experience are priorities; tours include well-researched narratives, clear meeting instructions, and moderate walking paces. The company emphasizes accessibility and provides options suited to different interests and energy levels. Walking Tours of Austin has become a trusted choice for visitors seeking authentic, memorable ways to discover Austin’s history, culture, and darker stories through expert-led, curiosity-driven walking experiences. Guides offer local tips, photo stops, and recommendations for restaurants, music venues, and hidden attractions across the city for visitors.
Tours Offered
8
Ghost, murder, pub, morning, afternoon tours
Typical Length
1–3 hours
From 90 minutes to 3 hours
Small Groups
Yes
Interactive tours with limited guests
Locations
Austin & San Antonio
Downtown landmarks and trails
Reserve seats on ghost walks, pub tours, or city strolls — limited group sizes make early booking essential.
Wear comfortable footwear
The tour includes walking on uneven city streets, so sturdy, comfortable shoes are a must.
Bring a flashlight
Nighttime conditions can be dark; a small flashlight will help you see pathways and reading tour materials better.
Arrive early
Getting to the departure point ahead of time ensures you won’t miss the start and helps you get settled.
Check the weather forecast
San Antonio weather can be warm or rainy; dress appropriately to stay comfortable during the tour.
Comfortable walking shoes
To navigate city streets and uneven sidewalks comfortably.
Light jacket or layers
Helps stay warm during chilly autumn nights.
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Flashlight or phone light
Useful for reading maps or seeing paths in dark areas.
Water bottle
Staying hydrated is important during warm, humid evenings.
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