El Paso Ghost Tours

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 majo

r 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.

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

O.T. Bassett lumber yard in 1883. The trolley is on St Louis Street (Mills Avenue) and the lumber yard office is on Stan...
08/03/2026

O.T. Bassett lumber yard in 1883. The trolley is on St Louis Street (Mills Avenue) and the lumber yard office is on Stanton. See the comments for our downtown ghost tour tickets.

Did you know that when there is lightning in the sky that paranormal activity increases? This is the time of year we loo...
07/15/2026

Did you know that when there is lightning in the sky that paranormal activity increases? This is the time of year we look forward to. Of course if the sky looks like this, we recommend running away. Tickets in the comments.

Believed to be the earliest depiction of El Paso, this drawing/painting was done in 1850. Back then El Paso was called "...
07/09/2026

Believed to be the earliest depiction of El Paso, this drawing/painting was done in 1850. Back then El Paso was called "Franklin". To learn more about El Paso's history and do some ghost hunting in the basement of the historic Gardner Hotel, join us Friday. Tickets in the comments section.

HAPPY JUNTEENTH EVERYONE!Junteenth only happened in Texas when sl4ves were notified they had been freed 30 months prior....
06/19/2026

HAPPY JUNTEENTH EVERYONE!
Junteenth only happened in Texas when sl4ves were notified they had been freed 30 months prior. The Governor of Texas, Pendleton Murrah, ignored the Emancipation Proclamation of 1882 (which only affected 10 Confederate states and none in the Union).
It wasn't until 8 months AFTER the Civil War ended that sl4very was made illegal in the United States. Tell me again that it was fought over sl4very!
The El Paso connection is that Pendleton Murrah escaped Texas through the well known El Paso route run by southern sympathizers. El Paso had become a ghost town because most of the pioneers and citizens during that time escaped into Mexico. Their land was seized and sold, and they had to reapply for their citizenship after the war ended. Learn history because it will affect how the world appears.

During the investigation part of our tour, the doors of the Gardner Hotel basement opened. This has only happened once b...
06/15/2026

During the investigation part of our tour, the doors of the Gardner Hotel basement opened. This has only happened once before. So we did what we always do, we tried to debunk it. We could feel an air current. We brought a guest over to witness it, like we always do. Dang, we got excited too. The last time, there was no air current. You can watch the whole investigation in the link in the comments. Pay special attention to the spirit box session; there was some great communication!

Mundy Bros meat market, Star Restaurant, Mulligan and Kennedy shoe store, and a blacksmith shop on the corner of El Paso...
06/14/2026

Mundy Bros meat market, Star Restaurant, Mulligan and Kennedy shoe store, and a blacksmith shop on the corner of El Paso Street and San Francisco Street (Henry Trost Street), just south of where the Plaza Theater sits now.

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125 Mills Avenue
El Paso, TX
79901

Opening Hours

8pm - 10:30pm

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