Santa Fe Haunted History Walking Tour

Trace Santa Fe’s shadowed history on a self-guided walk through colorful lanes and storied landmarks. This Santa Fe Haunted History Walking Tour begins in Burro Alley, once used by burros hauling firewood into town, where you’ll hear unsettling tales connected to Doña Tules, a powerful territorial-era gambler. As you follow the roughly 1-mile route, GPS-triggered audio shares ghost stories and local history at stops including the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, La Posada de Santa Fe, the Oldest House, the Palace of the Governors, and Loretto Chapel.

Explore at your own pace, pausing whenever you like; the tour takes about 30 to 60 minutes and never expires, so you can start whenever it suits you. Listen through the walking tour app as you move between outdoor sites. Admission to attractions and a human guide are not included. The route is wheelchair accessible, and strollers are permitted.

Let the stories guide your steps through Santa Fe after dark or in daylight. Start the Santa Fe Haunted History Walking Tour whenever you’re ready and uncover the city’s eerie side one tale at a time.