West Virginia Creating Trail of Haunted Sights to See

West Virginia tourism officials are creating a trail that will highlight the state’s haunted history.

The state Division of Tourism is taking suggestions for places to include on its list of paranormal attractions, events and destinations.

The inventory could highlight legends like Mothman or the Greenbrier Ghost, and include places like the Lake Shawnee Amusement Park or the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum.

To be considered for the trail, locations must be open or accessible to the public. It also must be promoted as being haunted by the property owners or, if on public land, by local officials.

Shepherdstown Kicks-Off Second Annual Boo!Fest

Just in time for Halloween, the second annual Boo!Fest in Shepherdstown kicks off tomorrow night starting with a Vampire Ball.

Historic Shepherdstown is hosting a week-long festival dedicated to Halloween. Now entering its second year, Boo!Fest in Shepherdstown will feature a variety of spooky festivities all leading up to a big trick-or-treat event and Halloween concert on October 31st.

Throughout the week, Boo!Fest will have activities ranging from parades, face painting, haunted tours, ghost stories, and films. Classics like, It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and Miyazaki’s, Spirited Away, will be shown at the Opera House.

Shepherdstown’s assortment of shops have already been “spookified” for the festival, and many of the local restaurants will have Halloween-themed menus.

Boo!Fest events are open to all ages, with special emphasis to children and families.

Exit mobile version