9 Terrifying Chattanooga Haunted Houses and Ghost Tours

If you want to be terrified, there is no better place to go than one of these Chattanooga haunted houses. With tons of spine-tingling thrills and a variety of themes to choose from, you are sure to find one that will scare your socks off!

If you are looking for a more authentic experience, there are also several ghost tours that pack a frightening punch. These tours up the ante by giving attendees the chance to use high-tech ghost-hunting equipment. One even allows overnight stays. EEEK!

Creepy man with a bone necklace and dark eyes tipping his hat, representing Haunted Houses in Chattanooga TN.

Please note, most of the attractions below are recommended for adults and older kids, although some venues do offer no-scare zones for full-family enjoyment.

Chattanooga Haunted Houses

1. Lake WinneSPOOKah

On October weekends at Lake Winnie, guests can enjoy all their favorite rides late into the night and tons of after-dark Halloween scares throughout the park.

2. The Haunted Hilltop

  • 8235 Hwy 58, Harrison

The Haunted Hilltop claims to be the largest haunted house in Chattanooga. This frightful attraction boasts over 200,000 square feet of terrifying fun! In addition to the main event, you can also enjoy a bonfire, a haunted hayride, music, and more. Food and drink will also be available for purchase.

3. Dread Hollow

  • 321 Browns Ferry Road, Chattanooga

Dread Hollow is back and better than ever. This horrifying attraction boasts 3 separate haunted attractions + 3 frightening escape rooms. Due to the intensity of this attraction, it is not recommended for children under 12.

4. The Haunted Barn

  • 5017 McDonald Rd, McDonald

In addition to a terrifying haunted house experience, The Haunted Barn offers a bonfire with live music and costumed performers. Concessions will also be available for purchase.

5. 6 Fears Haunted Attraction

  • Hales Bar Dam, Guild

The historic HalesBar Dam has been featured on popular ghost-hunting TV shows and has now been turned into a frightening attraction for the public.

You can choose between and real-life investigation experience or a haunted house attraction called Hell’s Bar Dam.

A young girl in a white dress holding an old tattered book with a skull on top.

6. Ringgold Haunted Depot

  • 155 Depot St, Ringgold, GA

Only 20 minutes outside of Chattanooga, this Civil War-era train depot is transformed into a frightening maze of horrors. Attendees can also enjoy live entertainment and hayrides.

7. Barn of Fear

  • 1001 Bryant Rd, Cohutta, GA

This frightening Georgia attraction is a local favorite. The Barn of Fear is just 35 minutes from downtown Chattanooga.

Ghost Tours

These exciting frights offer year-round tours for haunt lovers throughout the region.

8. Haunted Old South Pittsburg Hospital

  • 1100 Holly Ave, South Pittsburg

The owners of this attraction claim it to be the most haunted location in America. As a former hospital built on top of a Civil War battleground, Old South Pittsburg Hospital is haunted by the spirits of Civil War soldiers, deceased hospital patients, and hospital employees.

It is open for tours year-round, including overnight paranormal investigation packages, where participants can rent ghost-hunting equipment. Many visitors report being spoken to by angry spirits, who demand they leave.

9. Chattanooga Ghost Tours

  • locations vary based on your chosen tour

Chattanooga Ghost Tours offers both haunted walking tours and ghost-hunting adventures. The hunts allow participants to search for ghosts using paranormal investigation equipment. Many participants report communicating with ghosts during these hunts.

Due to the intensity of these ghost hunts, they are not recommended for children, pregnant women, or people with health conditions. Tours are offered year-round.

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