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Dandridge is Rich in History and Mystery, Near the Smoky Mountains & One of Tennessee's Three 2nd Oldest Towns!!
| Learn about the unexpected happenings during our recent investigations at the historic Shepards Inn. Who haunts the historic Vance building of Downtown Dandridge? Learn about the spirits who haunt the Town Hall! Which of the town's four two centuries old taverns is haunted by a very historical stairwell ghost?!? |
| Discover incredible stories and intriguing findings from investigations along the path chosen for this tour following months of painstaking research. You and your travel companions will thrill to the amazing history |  |
 | and hauntings of one of Tennessee's oldest towns named after the very 1st First Lady of our Nation. You'll learn about multiple sites along this tour route where spirit activity was documented and verified through both |
| scientific and historical investigation. There is also a very spirited and historic revolutionary period cemetery right in the center of town so don't forget to bring your camera!! Our lantern-led tour of the Dandridge historic | |
| district is a great way to escape from the busy highways and bi-ways of the Smokies as you step back in time with your Mountain Mysteries Appalachian GhostWalks Tour Guide leading the way on your journey into the past. Located just a short drive from Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and the Smokies, Dandridge is an adventure sure to please and appropriate for all ages and tour groups!!! |
The Dandridge Ghost Tour departs from the
front porch of the old Dandridge General Store at:
149 East Main St, Dandridge, TN 37725
| Appalachian GhostWalks' "Haunted Historic Dandridge GhostWalk" Lantern-Led Tour operates year-round by request. Advance reservations and a minimum of two (2) people in your party are required to reserve as follows...
March through October  RESERVE NOW
Evening Lantern-Led Dandridge Ghost Tours Begin at 8:30 PM DST |
November through February RESERVE NOW
Evening Lantern-Led Dandridge Ghost Tours Begin at 6 PM EST |
| Tours and dates are booked on a first come first served basis so it's a good idea to reserve your date as soon as possible. Keep in mind that if you book a tour and need to change the date, or even postpone your tour indefintely, you may do so as often as needed without limits, or change fees for up to one year from the date of purchase. By reserving your tour in advance, you're worry free knowing you will have the tour and date of choice for you and your travel companion, family, or tour group. |
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