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Explore Asheville’s haunted past and vibrant craft bar scene with the Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl. This two-hour urban adventure blends ghost stories with artisan drinks, inviting travelers to experience the city through its spookiest spots.
Explore Asheville’s haunted past and vibrant craft bar scene with the Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl. This two-hour urban adventure blends ghost stories with artisan drinks, inviting travelers to experience the city through its spookiest spots.
Under the dim glow of street lanterns, Asheville’s downtown hums with a restless energy that shifts as night deepens. The Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl invites travelers to stroll through this city’s shadowed past while tasting its spirited present. Over two hours, explorers navigate four of Asheville's vibrant neighborhood bars, each with its own tales of hauntings and history, and every sip layered with a hint of the supernatural.
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Operated by Colonial Ghosts By Us Ghost Adventures · Asheville, North Carolina
Under the dim glow of street lanterns, Asheville’s downtown hums with a restless energy that shifts as night deepens. The Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl invites travelers to stroll through this city’s shadowed past while tasting its spirited present. Over two hours, explorers navigate four of Asheville's vibrant neighborhood bars, each with its own tales of hauntings and history, and every sip layered with a hint of the supernatural.
Asheville’s rich history is intertwined with its urban hauntings. The crawl threads through locations like the infamous Bhramari Brewing Company on Lexington Avenue, once known as Mule Alley, where the sound of ghostly horses still seems to echo faintly over the clinking of glasses. At Storm Rhum Bar, patrons are cautioned to "watch your head," a playful nod to the swirling energy — some say spectral activity — that animates the flickering lights and the fast-moving dishes.
This tour is more than a pub crawl; it’s a cultural foray into Asheville’s eerie narratives. Guides share ghost stories connected to each stop, enriching the experience with snippets about the city’s eclectic past, from tales of residents long gone to the role of artisan distilleries in shaping the local scene. This blend of history and nightlife offers a dynamic way to engage with Asheville’s character beyond its scenic mountains.
Practical considerations make the crawl accessible and enjoyable. The route covers short urban walks between bars, manageable for anyone with moderate fitness, and wheelchair access is thoughtfully provided. The tour is best timed for early evening strolls that transition smoothly into night, allowing guests to savor both the atmosphere and the stories under cooler temperatures.
For travelers, arriving early to the meeting point at the Wedge Downtown ensures a smooth start. Since drinks are not included, plan your beverage budget accordingly. Layers are advised, as Asheville’s spring and fall evenings carry a cool bite. Having comfortable footwear that can handle uneven sidewalks will keep the focus on the tales and tastes rather than sore feet.
Whether chasing chills or simply enjoying Asheville’s famed craft beverages, the Boos and Booze crawl offers an immersive look at a city where history and hauntings mingle, daring you to sip alongside the spirits.
No, drinks are purchased separately at each bar and are not included in the tour price.
Yes, the crawl is designed to be wheelchair accessible with accessible routes and venues.
The walk between bars is short and takes place on city sidewalks, suitable for most moderate fitness levels.
Participants must be of legal drinking age, which is 21 years or older in North Carolina.
Yes, guests who prefer not to drink are welcome to join and enjoy the ghost stories and atmosphere.
The tour runs rain or shine, so dress appropriately; covered walkways and bars provide shelter between stops.
Colonial Ghosts By Us Ghost Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Under the dim glow of street lanterns, Asheville’s downtown hums with a restless energy that shifts as night deepens. The Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl invites travelers to stroll through this city’s shadowed past while tasting its spirited present. Over two hours, explorers navigate four of Asheville's vibrant neighborhood bars, each with its own tales of hauntings and history, and every sip layered with a hint of the supernatural.
Under the dim glow of street lanterns, Asheville’s downtown hums with a restless energy that shifts as night deepens. The Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl invites travelers to stroll through this city’s shadowed past while tasting its spirited present. Over two hours, explorers navigate four of Asheville's vibrant neighborhood bars, each with its own tales of hauntings and history, and every sip layered with a hint of the supernatural.
Asheville’s rich history is intertwined with its urban hauntings. The crawl threads through locations like the infamous Bhramari Brewing Company on Lexington Avenue, once known as Mule Alley, where the sound of ghostly horses still seems to echo faintly over the clinking of glasses. At Storm Rhum Bar, patrons are cautioned to "watch your head," a playful nod to the swirling energy — some say spectral activity — that animates the flickering lights and the fast-moving dishes.
This tour is more than a pub crawl; it’s a cultural foray into Asheville’s eerie narratives. Guides share ghost stories connected to each stop, enriching the experience with snippets about the city’s eclectic past, from tales of residents long gone to the role of artisan distilleries in shaping the local scene. This blend of history and nightlife offers a dynamic way to engage with Asheville’s character beyond its scenic mountains.
Practical considerations make the crawl accessible and enjoyable. The route covers short urban walks between bars, manageable for anyone with moderate fitness, and wheelchair access is thoughtfully provided. The tour is best timed for early evening strolls that transition smoothly into night, allowing guests to savor both the atmosphere and the stories under cooler temperatures.
For travelers, arriving early to the meeting point at the Wedge Downtown ensures a smooth start. Since drinks are not included, plan your beverage budget accordingly. Layers are advised, as Asheville’s spring and fall evenings carry a cool bite. Having comfortable footwear that can handle uneven sidewalks will keep the focus on the tales and tastes rather than sore feet.
Whether chasing chills or simply enjoying Asheville’s famed craft beverages, the Boos and Booze crawl offers an immersive look at a city where history and hauntings mingle, daring you to sip alongside the spirits.