Halloween Ghost Tour on the Edmonton Commonwealth Walkway

Join Edmonton Ghost Tours on the Edmonton Commonwealth Walkway where you’ll hear ghastly tales of our city’s haunted history.

Celebrate Halloween with a spooky walk along a section of the new Edmonton Commonwealth Walkway! This daytime tour, led by Edmonton Ghost Tours and presented by the Edmonton Commonwealth Walkway, will make stops at key points on the Walkway around the Alberta Legislature and near the High Level Bridge. The tour will feature ghastly true tales about ghosts, hauntings, murders, and mysteries that are part of our city’s haunted history.

This tour is a FREE , family-friendly event presented by the Edmonton Commonwealth Walkway in partnership with Edmonton Ghost Tours. Limited spots are available so reserve yours before it is fully booked!

The tour will run approximately 1 hour. It is outside and involves walking, so please dress for the weather. All tours go ahead rain or shine. Meet at the steps of the Alberta Legislature. Please arrive early to give yourself enough time for parking and to walk to the meeting spot.

Please note: the tour is acceptable for children, however, this is at the parent’s discretion.

Happy Halloween!

ABOUT EDMONTON GHOST TOURS

EDMONTON GHOST TOURS is dedicated to bringing Edmonton’s past back to life in a thrilling and often exhilarating new way with many unique tours including Ghost Tours in Old Strathcona, U of A History and Haunted Hike, Haunted Trolley Tours, Historical Walks and Downtown Ghost Tours, with new tours being added every season. Learn more at www.EdmontonGhostTours.com

NADINE BAILEY is a multi award winning professional storyteller who had been memorizing and entertaining guests with historical and ghost stories of the Edmonton area for over 15 years with the Edmonton Ghost Tours . Nadine has written extensively about Alberta’s ghostly past and collaborated with Discovery Channel and Outdoor Life Network on shows including Creepy Canada and Haunted.

ABOUT THE EDMONTON COMMONWEALTH WALKWAY
Supported by The Commonwealth Walkway Trust, Edmonton’s Commonwealth Walkway stretches 10 kilometres through the North Saskatchewan River Valley, from the 100 Street Funicular to the Groat Bridge (Government House Park).
The paved Walkway launched in September 2019 and includes paths to the Indigenous Art Park, John Walter Museum and the Alberta Legislature, as well as an interactive app (available on iOS and Android) featuring 60+ stories about Edmonton’s rich history and vibrant present. Download the Walkway app and go on a historical walking tour through the river valley! Learn more and download the app at www.edmontoncommonwealthwalkway.com

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