Reno Ghost Tour: Ruin, Revenge, & Reckoning

The Lake Mansion in Reno, built in 1877 as a symbol of upper-middle-class affluence, has a haunting legacy tied to its original owner, Myron Lake, who was never allowed to live in the house. The mansion is said to be haunted by Myron’s restless spirit, along with the sorrowful apparition of Jane Lake, creating an eerie atmosphere that reflects the family's tragic history.

At least two people, and maybe more, died in this house. Come find out how and why this house has so many secrets. Our guide gives a thrilling story about the homes former history and how it remains a local hot spot for ghostley activity.

The Washoe County Courthouse in Reno, built in 1912, stands as a historic landmark with a reputation for ghostly encounters. The courthouse, with its long history of trials and legal proceedings, is said to be haunted by the spirits of those who once sought justice within its walls, leading to numerous reports of eerie phenomena and unexplained occurrences.

The Underground Theater at the Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts in Reno is a unique venue with a rich history that extends beneath the city's surface. Known for its captivating performances, the theater is also infamous for its ghostly occurrences, with reports of spectral figures and unexplained sounds adding a chilling twist to its vibrant cultural legacy.

the Truckee Meadows, was once a bustling area filled with vibrant activity and vice. Today, the remnants of this notorious district are said to be haunted by the ghosts of its past inhabitants, with eerie occurrences and spectral sightings reflecting the area's tumultuous history.

ed to have been an ancient burial ground before Reno's settlement. The hotel's dark history, combined with eerie legends, has left an indelible mark, with many believing that spirits still linger on the site where it once stood.