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El Paso Ghost Tours Providing a history and paranormal investigation experience for our guests The team eventually grew into a tour company at the requests of the public.
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El Paso Ghost Tours is a paranormal investigation group and tour company based out of El Paso, Texas. They were established in 2008 as a paranormal investigation team to help clients find the truth behind potential haunts in their residence or business. Locations:



Downtown El Paso: Historic Downtown El Paso's streets are where many gunfights occured throughout the years when the city was a major frontier town. John Wesley Hardin, John Selman, Dallas Stoudenmire, Bass Outlaw and Alice Abbott are just some of the names mentioned on the history portion of the tour. De Soto Hotel: The oldest building on Mills Ave, and the most haunted building we know of in West Texas. As seen on Ghost Adventures, Route 666. Now an apartment building, it hosts many spirits and other entities that are not afraid to make themselves known. Tombstone, Arizona: "The Town Too Tough To Die", Investigate The Birdcage Theatre, Boothill Graveyard, The Tombstone Motel, and several other haunted locations. Follow the footsteps of Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and Luke Short and meet the spirits that never left this historic mining town. Cloudcroft Lodge and Resort: Cloudcroft, New Mexico's picturesque landscape hides several secrets. Ghosts of the building's past still roam the halls and rooms of this beautiful resort. Evidence and experiences are abundant as tours are conducted here periodically. El Paso Ghost tours is El Paso's original ghost tour, and among the very small number of ghost tours who involve their guests in a real paranormal investigation. All the tour guides are also paranormal investigators. They also made history in 2011 becoming the first ghost tour group from outside the state of Arizona to bring people to Tombstone for a tour and investigation of numerous locations in Tombstone, including the Birdcage Theater and Boot Hill Cemetery.

El Paso Street, 1882. Using AI we were able to clean up the photo, but AI can't spell very well.
10/06/2026

El Paso Street, 1882. Using AI we were able to clean up the photo, but AI can't spell very well.

Ghost story time! While setting up for our downtown ghost tour paranormal investigation, we had just turned out the ligh...
10/05/2026

Ghost story time!
While setting up for our downtown ghost tour paranormal investigation, we had just turned out the lights. This was in the basement of the Gardner Hotel, where we currently do our investigation at the end of our tour. Suddenly, I see a child run past me. I only see the top of his head, and was tempted to pat his head like one would to a son or grandson as they ran past. I thought for a moment that a guest let their young child loose to run amok in the basement. Quickly I realized that this was no living child. I asked our guests if they saw anything and a couple people said they saw a blur go past where I was standing. Was it Adam? One of our resident spirit? Or something else?
For tickets to our downtown ghost tour, see the comments section.

10/02/2026

You asked for it, you got it. Here's the full video of the video we did with Elevate El Paso .

Spooky season is here! Let's celebrate by telling ghost stories. Here's one of ours:During a tour at the Gateway Hotel, ...
09/30/2026

Spooky season is here! Let's celebrate by telling ghost stories. Here's one of ours:
During a tour at the Gateway Hotel, our group was in the basement, in a room that had a bunch of dishwashers and other junk filling the room. At one end there is a doorway and a window, a hallway beyond that. Our investigator Alex said "look at the window", because he saw someone looking at us. We looked that direction only to see a guy run past the doorway. I chased after the guy, who was wearing a white short sleeve shirt with blue trim, into the boiler room. Several guests followed me into the boiler room only to find nobody in there. There was no exit, and nowhere someone could hide. We then realized that we could see through the man as he ran past the doorway.
Activity like that was common in the Gateway, our guests often seeing full-body apparitions.
Let's hear your ghost stories, even things that happened on our ghost tour!
Join us on our downtown ghost tour, which includes a paranormal investigation in the basement of the Gardner Hotel. Ticket link in the comments section.

Oh, yes.
09/07/2026

Oh, yes.

Cornudas Texas Chili Cookoff will give $1000 to the best chili on September 19th! Enter your chili in 3 ways:
1) Enter day of September 19th at 11am at the Cornudas Cafe
2) Call Cornudas Cafe anytime between now and September 19th at 915-964-2508
3) At Cornudastexas.com/chili (will be live within 3 days of this post)

The rules are as follows:
1. Time and Location:
- The cookoff will take place at Cornudas Texas at 12pm mountain time on Saturday, September 19th 2026. Doors will open at 11am.
- Participants should arrive at latest by 11am for setup.

2. Eligibility:
- Participants must register. They can register day of or anytime prior to the event.
- Entry fee is $10.
- If participants want to enter multiple recipes, an additional entry fee of $10 will be charged per recipe entry.

3. Chili Requirements:
-Participants MUST come prepared with AT LEAST 1 gallons of Chili. 1 pint will be used by the judges while the remaining will be used for sampling by festival goers. The more the better!
- Chili may be prepared in advance, however we ask that final preparation and warming takes place on site
- All chili must be homemade; no prepackaged chili or store-bought mixes allowed.
- The chili must loosely follow the definition of “any kind of meat, or combination of meats, and/or vegetables cooked with or without beans, chili peppers, various spices, and other ingredients”. Our goal is to keep the definition as loose as possible. It MUST, however, generally be considered “chili” under a standard definition of chili.
- The recipe must include a list of ingredients (for allergy purposes) but not the quantities or specific preparation methods.
-Participants are required to bring their own chili cook apparatus. Cornudas cannot supply enough crockpots, electric outlets, etc for everyone. We will have backup power but supply will be limited!

4. Judging Criteria:
- Chili will be judged on the following criteria:
1. Taste (flavor, seasoning, etc.)
2. Texture (consistency of the chili)
3. Aroma (smell of the chili)
4. Appearance (presentation)
5. Creativity (unique ingredients or preparation)

5. Judging Process:
- Judges will score each chili on a scale of 1-10 for each criterion.
- The chili with the highest total score will be declared the winner.
- In the event of a tie, a “taste-off” may be held with the tied chilis.
*Judges reserve to tweak the judging process in the event of too many entrants!

6. Serving and Presentation:
- Entrants will be required to sample and taste their own chili in front of judges before serving to the judges or the public.
- Serving utensils and dishes will be supplied on site by Cornudas.
- Chili should be served warm; participants should bring their own warming devices.

7. Health and Safety:
- All participants must follow proper food safety guidelines and will be required to sign and health and safety waiver upon entry releasing Cornudas Texas and its affiliates from liability.
- Chili should be kept at a safe temperature before and during the event.

8. Awards:
- Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place based on the judges' scores.

9. Disqualification:
- Any participant found to be using pre-made chili or not following the rules will be disqualified.
- Standard restaurant health and safety code must be followed at all times or it will result in immediate disqualification.

10. Miscellaneous:
- Participants must clean up their area after the event.
- All decisions by the judges are final.

Anybody else get good shots of the lunar eclipse?
08/28/2026

Anybody else get good shots of the lunar eclipse?

Step into the shadows of Downtown El Paso and uncover what lingers after dark. 🔦👻Where are all our real ghost hunters at...
08/24/2026

Step into the shadows of Downtown El Paso and uncover what lingers after dark. 🔦👻

Where are all our real ghost hunters at?

On Friday, August 28th, El Paso Ghost Tours takes you deep into the city’s documented, verified, and researched paranormal past. No exaggerated folklore, just real history and real encounters.

We kick off at 8:00 PM sharp in front of the historic Plaza Theatre (125 W Mills Ave). From there, we navigate the haunted downtown streets, sharing chilling history and personal paranormal experiences on our way to our final stop: the infamous basement of the Gardner Hotel.

Once inside, you take control. We hand you the actual tools of the trade to investigate the site yourself. No extra gear rental fees, no gimmicks.

Tour Details:

Date & Time: Friday, August 28th at 8:00 PM

Meeting Point: Plaza Theatre (125 W Mills Ave)

Tickets: $20 + tax (discounts may apply)

Ages: 14+ (minors must be accompanied by an adult)

Important Booking Rules:

Only 30 spots available.

We must hit a strict minimum of 10 tickets sold to run the tour.

Ticket sales cut off promptly at 6:00 PM on Friday. Do not wait until the last minute.

Skip the ordinary Friday night routine. Grab your spot, test your nerve, and see what answers back.

"The Dead Speak, We Listen."

Check the comments below for ticket links, merch, and all official EPGT pages. 🎟️⬇️

Ft Bliss, 1918. See the comments section for tickets to our downtown ghost tour.
08/24/2026

Ft Bliss, 1918. See the comments section for tickets to our downtown ghost tour.

For tickets to our downtown tour see comments
08/07/2026

For tickets to our downtown tour see comments

Address

125 Mills Avenue
El Paso, TX
79901

Opening Hours

8pm - 10:30pm

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