October is the perfect time to add a little thrill to your throttle! For riders who crave chills and adventure, we’re spotlighting some of the spookiest, most legendary destinations across the US. Grab your gear, round up your riding crew, and get ready to explore these haunted highways and ghostly byways—if you dare.
Haunted Ride Destinations
Route 66’s Spooky Stretch (Oklahoma)
Cruise through the haunted sections of Route 66, where ghost towns and abandoned motels set the scene for eerie stories and roadside mysteries. Don’t miss: The infamous Skirvin Hotel in OKC—legend says it’s haunted!
The Tail of the Dragon (North Carolina/Tennessee)
It’s a legendary ride that’s said to be haunted by the “Lady in White.” Whether you believe the tales or not, this 318-curve road is a bucket-list adventure with a side of spooky. Pro tip: Ride with friends, and keep your headlights bright!
Jerome, Arizona—America’s Most Haunted Town
Once a booming mining town, Jerome is now famous for its ghost stories and haunted hotels. The winding roads up to this mountain perch offer stunning views and a side of the supernatural. Check out: The Jerome Grand Hotel for a ghostly pit stop.
Gettysburg Battlefield (Pennsylvania)
Ride through history—and maybe past a few wandering spirits. The battlefield roads are scenic and steeped in legend, especially as the mist rolls in during fall. Respect the site and the stories—this one’s for thoughtful riders.
There’s something unforgettable about exploring America’s haunted highways and legendary ghost towns on two wheels. Whether you’re chasing a good scare or simply soaking up the fall atmosphere, these routes offer a unique blend of adventure, history, and a touch of the unknown. As always, ride safe, respect the stories and the communities you visit, and enjoy the thrill of the journey—spooky or not. Happy riding this October!