The Top Ten Best And Most Haunted Ghost Tours: The Haunted Haight Walking Tour

The Haunted Haight Walking Tour is an evening journey through the local “haunts” of San Francisco’s famous Haight-Ashbury district. Your host, a long time resident, ghost historian, active member of The American Ghost Society & founder of The San Francisco Ghost Society leads this two hour walking tour and lets you discover the many ghosts, witches and macabre history of Haight-Ashbury. You also learn what ghost hunters do and all about parapsychology! Price includes a detailed guidebook with map, flashlight and “spooky” goodie-bag filled with tricks and treats! Come join this unique tour and learn all about The Haight-Ashbury like never before!

Creator and host of the Haunted Haight Walking Tour www.hauntedhaight.com. He also in the founder and President of the San Francisco Ghost Society, a paranormal group that researches claims on of the supernatural in the city of San Francisco. Tommy is often called a “ghost historian” for his passion for researching the history of ghosts.

Please Note: We will not go into any personal resident’s homes on this tour, however the tour does end at a haunted pub! Please bring a jacket and comfortable shoes. The fog rolls in and it can get chilly…Please arrive on time. Tour leaves at 7pm Sharp! Not recommended for children under 13 years of age because it deals with several terms used in parapsychology and tragic events used to explain these real hauntings. However, the Haunted Haight Walking Tour does leave it solely to the discretion of the parent or guardian to allow children under 13 to attend.

All Tickets Are WILL CALL. Please be prepared to show a valid State ID and the credit card used for your purchase when checking in at the tour. Tickets are non-refundable.

The Haunted Haight Ghost Walk tour startsCoffee To The People
1206 Masonic Avenue
San Francisco, Ca 94117
(cross street is Haight)

Coffee To The People 1206 Masonic Avenue (cross street is Haight) San Francisco, CA 94117 (415) 863-1416 Cross Street: Clayton Street Admission: $20