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Alabama Trails & Haunted Trails

Surrounding the areas of Birmingham are some of Alabama's most noted Spook Walks and Haunted Trails. Don't know much about them? We've got you covered. There are a ton of real life ghosts and supernatural creatures dying for you to discover them out on these trails. Many local farmers take pride in all that they can bring to Halloween, so why not explore some of their property, while entertaining yourself? Beyond all of the real life scares, there are a ton of installed zombies and creepy creatures waiting to take a stab at your bravery.

Graham Creek's Haunted Forest

Foley, AL

Graham Creek's Haunted Forest – Foley, Alabama Are you brave enough to enter the forest after dark? Graham Creek Nature Preserve's Haunted Forest is one of the Gulf Coast's most thrilling Halloween experiences!


Nightmare at 3008

Fultondale, AL

Nightmare at 3008 opened in 2012 and is a top-rated haunted house according to AlabamaHauntedHouses.com. In 2018 and again in 2019, Nightmare was ranked by fans as the #1 must-see haunt in Alabama. A haunt with a heart, Nightmare donates a portion of their profits to Children’s of Alabama Childhood Cancer Research.


The Haunted Chicken House

Heflin, AL

In 2003 Dan Hopkins made an attempt to revive the once thriving Seven Oaks chicken farm. He believed the answer to success was to order some rare genetically altered roosters from Katmandu. All was well until these roosters experienced tremendous growth.


Blood Oaks

Summerville, GA

Banned decades ago, the Blood Oaks has RETURNED! Located in Chattooga County, home of the infamous Corpsewood Murders, the true origins of terror began at the foot of Silver Hill in the forest of Blood Oaks.


Spooktrail

Quinton, AL

Spooktrail Haunted Maze. Of Monsters, Misfits & Mayhem. Is a ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK! quarter mile long, Maze. In the woods. Through the old 269 Haunted Junkyard. And, we do try too scare you!


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