Paranormal Passport 2.0

Swap ordinary stays for extraordinary adventures. Nevada’s full of one-of-a-kind overnighters perfect for gifting: haunted hotels, mountain yurts, and a train caboose, for starters.

Nevada brims with haunted history and strange wonders, earning it a reputation among paranormal enthusiasts as one of the most haunted parts of the country. A professional paranormal investigator recommends seven must-see pit stops.

Two aptly named earthlings embark on an otherworldly road trip.

Haunted hotels, modern-day castles, a clown motel, and a train caboose are just a few of the most unique hotels in Nevada. Here’s our guide to delightfully uncommon Silver State stays.

When it comes to Halloween, there’s skele-tons of fun to be had in Nevada. Make the most of spooky season and discover all kinds of frightfully fun events throughout the Silver State.

We sat down with Hame Anand, CEO and de facto spokesman of The Clown Motel, to chat about the world-infamous lodging destination, its resident ghosts, art, and (of course) clowns.

Ghost hunters and paranormal enthusiasts love the Silver State. Thanks to a Wild Western past packed with untimely demises and unfinished business, plenty of paranormal pros believe Nevada to be the most spectrally active state. However, out of Nevada’s plethora of “permanent residents,” the most famous spirit is Tonopah’s Lady in Red, who graces the historic Mizpah Hotel with her ghostly presence.

Crank up this appropriately #WeirdNevada playlist, inspired by our site’s lineup of delightfully offbeat attractions.