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Oregon has a haunted atmosphere that comes naturally, thanks to foggy coastlines, dense forests, historic towns, mountain roads, and old buildings with stories built into the walls. From lighthouses and hotels to theaters, tunnels, and roadside legends, the state is full of eerie places to explore. This guide to haunted places in Oregon covers the paranormal lore and creepy destinations that make the Pacific Northwest so good at ghost stories.

  • Queen of the Mines: The Haunted Geiser Grand Hotel

    Queen of the Mines: The Haunted Geiser Grand Hotel

    Two reputations run side by side inside this eastern Oregon landmark. One is documented in newspapers, postcards and the National Register: a mining-boom palace…

  • Cobra Lamps and Pharaohs: The Coos Bay Egyptian Theatre

    Cobra Lamps and Pharaohs: The Coos Bay Egyptian Theatre

    Walk south along Anderson Avenue in Coos Bay and the marquee gives it away before the architecture does: the Coos Bay Egyptian Theatre is…

  • The Ball at the Curve: Croisan Creek Road in South Salem

    The Ball at the Curve: Croisan Creek Road in South Salem

    Follow the road south out of Salem’s grid and the city thins fast: fewer streetlights, a creek running below the shoulder, oaks and firs…

  • Blood Money Beneath the Sidewalks: Portland’s Shanghai Tunnels

    Blood Money Beneath the Sidewalks: Portland’s Shanghai Tunnels

    Portland’s Shanghai Tunnels run under the older blocks of Oregon’s largest city, a patchwork of brick-lined basements, connecting passages and hatchways that once let…

  • Copper Canisters and Cuckoo’s Nest: Oregon State Hospital

    Copper Canisters and Cuckoo’s Nest: Oregon State Hospital

    Few American institutions carry as much documented weight as the Oregon State Hospital in Salem, Oregon: a Kirkbride Plan asylum that has been admitting…

  • Rose Perfume on the Upper Floors: Portland’s Pittock Mansion

    Rose Perfume on the Upper Floors: Portland’s Pittock Mansion

    Pittock Mansion sits a thousand feet above Portland, Oregon, a French Renaissance chateau of Tenino sandstone with the whole city laid out below it.…

  • The Haunted Benson Hotel in Portland, Oregon

    The Haunted Benson Hotel in Portland, Oregon

    Address: 309 SW Broadway, Portland, Oregon 97205Phone: (503) 228-2000Website: thebensonportland.comHours: Open year-round (hotel guests only beyond public areas) A Historic and Haunted Portland Icon In the heart of…

  • Geiser Grand Hotel – Baker City’s Haunted Landmark

    Geiser Grand Hotel – Baker City’s Haunted Landmark

    Address: 1996 Main St, Baker City, Oregon 97814Phone: (541) 523-1889Website: geisergrand.com The Geiser Grand Hotel in Oregon is one of the Pacific Northwest’s most iconic historic hotels. Built in 1889 during…

  • Oregon Caves Chateau

    Oregon Caves Chateau

    Escape to the Enigmatic Oregon Caves Hotel: A Blend of Natural Beauty and Ghostly Whispers Nestled amidst the lush, verdant forests of Oregon, the…

  • Lafayette Pioneer Cemetery

    Lafayette Pioneer Cemetery

    The Mysterious and Haunted Lafayette Pioneer Cemetery Established in the mid-19th century, the Lafayette Pioneer Cemetery carries with it tales that blur the lines…

  • Old Town Pizza

    Old Town Pizza

    Exploring the Haunted History of Old Town Pizza in Portland Step into the intriguing world of Old Town Pizza, a pizzeria that not only…

  • Bush House Museum

    Bush House Museum

    A Glimpse into the Legacy of Asahel Bush II in Salem In 1850, a young and ambitious Asahel Bush II, at the age of…