Need a little liquid courage before hearing horrifying tales of Asheville’s most historic haunts? Join Asheville Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl on a 21-and-up boozy stroll through the Land of The Sky’s most spirited haunts.
Asheville's dark and disturbing secrets are waiting to be unearthed on this spirited journey through its haunted streets and most cursed pubs. Sip your way through salacious stories and terrifying tales on an adults-only Asheville haunted pub crawl you won't soon forget (at least, not intentionally).
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Asheville Terrors Boos and Brews Haunted Pub Crawl
Get ready for a night of ghostly tales and killer cocktails. Join Asheville Terrors to find the city's most popular haunts and hear their unfiltered backstories while sipping on signature spirits garnished with a touch of terror.
Crawl Meeting Location: 1 Page Ave Suite 152 Asheville, NC
Starting Time: 6PM
Adults-Only Pub Crawl: You must be 21 or over. ID required.
Pet Policy: Pets are not permitted on the pub crawl.
Alcohol Policy You cannot carry drinks between bars.
We want to make this a night to remember (literally!), so between some of the most haunted bars and pubs in Asheville, our haunted pub crawl takes you to the city’s most historic buildings, like the Asheville Flatiron Building. The inside of the building is said to resemble the Winchester Mansion with its winding staircases and confusing layout. Of course, we won’t be heading inside. Trust us; after a few drinks, it’s for the best.
Here are a few more reasons to book an Asheville haunted pub crawl tonight!
ASHEVILLE TERRORS: GHOSTS OF THE BLUE RIDGE
Souls of bootleggers, outlaws, and debutantes from Asheville’s past haunt the streets of this historic mountain city.
Tour Meeting Location: Jackson Building, located at 22 S Pack Square
Tour Times: Daily at 8PM
Tour Length: 1 hour across a 1-mile
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
ASHEVILLE BOOS & BOOZE HAUNTED PUB CRAWL
Did you know Asheville was one of the first cities to ban beer- and is now a haven for both kinds of spirits? Learn more on our Asheville haunted pub crawl.
Tour Meeting Location: Wedge Downtown: 1 Page Ave Suite 152
Tour Times: 6PM
Tour Length: 1 hour across a 1-mile
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
ASHEVILLE ULTIMATE HAUNTED PUB CRAWL
Take a Boo's and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl for genuine stories, scares, and delicious drinks in the historic district of Asheville.
Tour Meeting Location: Barley's Taproom - 42 Biltmore Ave.
Tour Times: 9PM
Tour Length: About 2 hours
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Pack’s Tavern
Asheville Terrors takes you to where the boozing began. Prior to operating as Pack’s Tavern, the building was home to a lumber supply warehouse, or at least it seemed. The building’s basement provided access to an underground tunnel that was used to traffic moonshine and mass amounts of liquor during prohibition. This rebellion wasn’t without its misfortune. With over 30 beers on tap and a huge cocktail and wine selection, there’s plenty to help you get through the stories of the tavern’s tunnel.
Storm Rhum Bar
Regarded as one of the finest restaurants in Asheville, Storm’s signature cocktail, Dark and Stormy, is more than just a trademark drink. It also happens to reflect the unexplained activity that occurs inside the kitchen. Dishes have been known to fly off the shelf, and staff have witnessed lights flickering on and off in eerie patterns. Order a Dark and Stormy or their other signature drink, a Disco Lemonade, and, if you’re lucky, the staff might share their first-hand experiences themselves.
Battery Park Hotel
A visit to Battery Park Hotel should require a minimum of two drinks. Now operating as senior apartments, the building has been the scene of gruesome murders and untimely deaths, with the most notable being that of Helen Clevenger. Following her brutal murder inside her hotel room, a wrongfully convicted man was executed for her death, adding to its already dark past. Don’t worry; you’ll be in a brave state of mind by the time we introduce you to this disturbing Asheville artifact.
