Self-guided haunted walking tour of Waco

• Visit the historic and haunted locations in Waco. • Enjoy flexibility to proceed at your own rhythm, available 24/7 all year round. The tour does not expire. • Access to a smartphone-guided walking tour through the mobile app.

• There is no human guide, food, or beverages; navigation is done through your phone and takes place outdoors.

• Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transport options are accessible • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a complete refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure.

• The tour begins at the historic silos, where you will learn about their history and repurposing, along with the spirits that are said to inhabit the area. • The next stop is outside the Dr. Pepper Museum, where you'll discover the origins of Dr. Pepper and the ghost stories associated with the old plant. • You will walk by the historic Alico Building, once the tallest in the state, which is also known for its haunting and its significance as a landmark with tornado history. • The tour continues through the old streets of Waco, pausing at significant historical sites and buildings. You will hear about the tornado that devastated the city, as well as stories involving the theater, the masons, hangings, and cowboys, among others. This is a way to engage with Waco's spooky side at your own pace. • You will walk around City Hall to hear about a notorious lynching that occurred in Waco years ago, leaving behind energies that hint at the presence of spirits. • A memorial for the victims of the 1953 tornado will be visited, with tales about the spirits that are believed to linger in the vicinity. • The historic theater, with its rich history in music and ghost stories, will be highlighted as part of Waco's narrative during a stop outside. • Outside the Freemason building, stories of the Masons’ secrets and the spirits that are said to remain will be shared. • The tour will pause by the courthouse, recounting trials held here, nearby hangings, and the ghosts that are still reported to haunt the site. • You will view the old spice village, which was formerly a factory with a lengthy history, as you walk towards the suspension bridge. • Walk across the historic bridge while hearing stories of the cowboys and cattle that traversed this route, along with the lingering spirits associated with it.