With ghost stories to tell and ghoulish good times to be had, Albuquerque is the perfect place to celebrate all things spooky this Halloween season. From haunted farms and immersive dining to miles of terror and corn mazes, there is a way for everyone to have fun this October.

Celebrating Día De Los Muertos

Día de Los Muertos is widely celebrated throughout New Mexico and Albuquerque. The annual celebration takes place on Nov. 1 and 2, All Saints Day and All Souls Day, respectively. Learn about Día de los Muertos in contemporary society through its origins, history and how it continues to be a celebration of life today.

Local Spirits Around Albuquerque

Albuquerque has its share of ghost stories, but not all of the spirits around town are spooky. With locally sourced spirits, uniquely New Mexican flavors, seasonal menus and can’t-be-beat atmosphere, Albuquerque’s cocktail lounge and bar scene is the perfect addition to October in Albuquerque.

Albuquerque’s Most Haunted Places

Albuquerque’s layers of history make it a unique place to see historical landmarks, haunted and unhaunted. There are said to be numerous paranormal hot spots around the city, each with its own distinctive tales and ghostly characters. From hotels to iconic restaurants, there’s a chance you may encounter a spirit or two.

Dragons House of Horror

Day of the Tread

Frightening Fall Feast

McCall’s Pumpkin Patch 

BOO at the Zoo

Horror Movie Mixology

Día De Los Muertos Celebration

Routes’ Legends and Lore Haunted Bike Tours 

Trunk or Treat

Inspire Your Next Visit

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