AFTER DARK · SEDONA GHOST TOURS
The 8 best sedona ghost tours you can book tonight, with what each costs, how long it runs and how much walking it involves. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Walk through Jerome with an accredited guide such as Austin, Courtney, or Rob, using EMF readers and spirit boxes at haunted sites. You’ll hear stories about the town’s past and visit Haskins House, an indoor location known for paranormal activity. The one-hour tour costs $45 and meets at 403 Clark Street.
“People are nice, but the tour is pretty lame. Each of the “high activity” area are conveniently free or public spaces like a dirt lot and a park.”
Meet your guide in Jerome for a two-hour walking ghost hunt at Haskins House, the Old Jerome High School, its auditorium, and Jerome Cemetery. Guides such as Austin, Courtney, Ed, and Zach combine local history with EMF readers and spirit boxes. Expect hills, stairs, gravel, and time outdoors.
“It was really interesting. Austin our tour guide was very good, gave us a lot of history at each stop. You walk quite a bit, so try to avoid going on real hot days. We each got to carry a spirit box and I was quite successful at making contact with spirits. I was disappointed that we didn't get to spend more time at the cemetery. I do recommend the tour.”
Meet your guide in Jerome for a narrated paranormal tour through the old mining town, including Jerome High School, Jerome Cemetery, and other reported activity spots. You’ll use an EMF meter and PSB-11 spirit box. Guide Levi leads some departures, and groups are capped at eight or fourteen depending on the booking details.
“Levi was a great tour guide, very knowledgeable and down to earth personality. I got 3 solid voices on the Spirit Box and probably 10 that were obvious voices but unintelligible. Loved it.”
Tour Jerome with a driver-guide such as Jordan, hearing stories of haunted hospitals, hidden tunnels, madams, and the lost Mexican Town. The 90-minute outing mixes a small air-conditioned shuttle with walking, graveyard views, and optional EMF meters for ghost tracking.
“Tour guides were great! We had a fun time lots of great info. Great rainy day activity tour us 90% shuttle”
Travel from Sedona to Jerome in a climate-controlled van with a guide such as Levi or Brandon. See Tuzigoot National Monument, Douglas Mansion, copper art, abandoned mines, and faded neighborhoods. Groups are limited to eight, with pickup offered and several departure times.
“Enjoyed the tour and the history of Jerome got lots of good pictures”
Join a guide in Jerome for a one-hour paranormal walk through the Sliding Jail, historic streets, and an old J.C. Penney building. You’ll use an EMF meter and PSB-11 spirit box while hearing tales of criminals, former residents, and reported hauntings. Groups are capped at 14.
“Great tour! Lots of history of the town and the hauntings. We got to talk to several spirits and one followed us back in the van!”
Meet at Cottonwood Cemetery for a one-hour guided ghost adventure covering pioneer stories from Jerome, Cottonwood, and Clarkdale. You’ll receive ghost-detecting equipment, hear about miners and old west characters, and finish back at the meeting point. Ages 10 and up.
“When I signed up for the Jerome ghost town tour, I was imagining an old western movie set with tumbleweeds and saloon doors. Jerome is so much more! Truly a hidden gem, its an old mining town in a weird limbo between decay and reRead more”
Ride in a passenger van from Sedona into Jerome and the Verde Valley, hearing mining tales, ghost lore, and settler stories along the way. The four-hour outing visits historic mine sites and may include Tuzigoot, Clarkdale’s Copper Museum, and Douglas Mansion. Pickup is available, and groups are limited to eight.
“Missed tour due to flight delay. Tour company gave us the ghost tour hokey but did get good history and views of area. Made more exciting by thunderstorm and rain. Complaint: The photo shows a scene in the mine, leading my 17 year old grRead more”
A walk, a graveyard, a crawl or a full investigation.
