How to Spot Ghosts in Colorado

Colorado is a scenic state that has something for everyone. Skiing, hiking, shops and restaurants are all great, but there is plenty to do for ghost hunters as well. The history of the gold rush and the development of the territory as a whole provides paranormal investigators with a plethora of opportunities to make contact with the other side. Read on to learn more.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Camera
• GPS, or road maps

How to Spot Ghosts in Colorado

1. Denver International Airport had many issues during its construction and opening that has been well reported. Built upon Native American burial grounds, employees have seen strange lights and unusual activity from the airport equipment. Finally blessed by a local Native American chief, odd occurrences have slowed a bit.
2. Colorado Springs is home to the breathtaking Garden of the Gods park. Walks through this nature environment and apparent old Indian Burial grounds at night may allow you to see the infamous blue orbs reported by many visitors.
3. The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park is host to a ghostly haunting in room 407. Apparitions in the corner, electrical anomalies and strange noises are reported to be due to the ghost of an old time swindler. Try EVP work here.
4. The Holiday Inn Holidome in Fort Collins is said to have some unregistered guests! The ghost of a woman can be seen watching swimmers from the balcony and an apparition of a small girl is said to be the culprit for unexplained poltergeist activities.
5. The Rocky Mountain 100 foot Cemetery in Blackhawk is renown for its white lady ghost who appears two times a year to visit a specific grave site and leave flowers. Locals gather at the cemetery to try to catch a glimpse of her and make contact before she disappears. Make friends with the citizens there to get the scoop.

Tips & Warnings

• Do some online research so that you can find your locations easily.
• Always treat cemetery and other locations with respect.