December 6, 2025
Halloween in Atlanta Haunted Houses, Eerie Trails & Spooky Events to Visit This Season (2)

Halloween in Atlanta: Haunted Houses, Eerie Trails & Spooky Events to Visit This Season

Halloween season is in full swing across Atlanta and North Georgia! From haunted houses to themed food events and eerie trails, there’s something for every kind of thrill-seeker — whether you’re in the mood for spine-chilling scares or festive family fun. Here’s a guide to help you plan your spooky adventures this year.

Haunted Houses & Scary Attractions

If you love a good fright, Atlanta and nearby towns are home to some of the Southeast’s most thrilling haunted experiences.

Paranoia Haunted House (Canton)

Experience two terrifying attractions under one roof — Meltdown and Sanctum — featuring immersive sets and intense scares.

  • Dates: Select dates through Nov. 1
  • Location: Canton
  • Recommended Ages: 13+

13 Stories Haunted House (Newnan)

One of Georgia’s largest indoor haunts, filled with dark passages and twisted scenes that challenge even the bravest souls.

  • Dates: Through Nov. 1
  • Size: 54,000 square feet
  • Recommended Ages: 13+

Terror Mills Haunted House (Jackson)

Set inside an abandoned school, each classroom hides eerie surprises and ghostly thrills.

  • Season: Late September–October

Haunted Hills Farm (Jasper)

A 15-acre farm with three spooky attractions: hayride, haunted trail, and a 3D blacklight haunt.

  • Dates: Select dates through Nov. 1
  • Recommended Ages: 11+

Camp Blood Trail (Carrollton)

A half-mile trek through haunted woods filled with asylum escapees and dark humor.

  • Dates: Select dates through Nov. 1
  • Recommended Ages: Teens+

Nightmare’s Gate Haunted House (Douglasville)

Three haunted experiences packed with live actors and intense effects.

  • Dates: Select dates through Nov. 2
  • Recommended Ages: 13+

Netherworld Haunted House (Stone Mountain)

Halloween in Atlanta Haunted Houses, Eerie Trails & Spooky Events to Visit This Season

Nationally ranked and known for movie-quality sets, elaborate costumes, and heart-racing scares.

  • Dates: Select dates through Nov. 8
  • Recommended Ages: 12+

Folklore Haunted House (Acworth)

Two haunted experiences — Winter’s Estate and Maze of Madness — filled with eerie encounters.

  • Dates: Select dates through Nov. 8
  • Recommended Ages: 13+

House of Four Scythes Haunted Attraction (Cumming)

Volunteer-run haunt featuring fog, lights, and shifting floors — plus access to the Carnival of Screams maze.

  • Dates: Oct. 2–12, 17–18 & 24–25
  • Recommended Ages: 12+

Haunted Trails at Old Car City (White)

Wander through a car graveyard turned haunted trail under eerie lights and ghostly effects.

  • Dates: Fridays & Saturdays, Oct. 3 – Nov. 1
  • Recommended Ages: 13+

Zombie Farms (Winterville)

An outdoor horror experience winding through real woods and fields.

  • Dates: Fridays & Saturdays, Oct. 4 – Nov. 8
  • Recommended Ages: 12+

Lake Joy Trails of Terror (Kathleen)

Nonprofit haunted attraction raising funds for families battling childhood cancer.

  • Dates: Oct. 17–18, 24–25, 31 & Nov. 1
  • Location: 428 a Lake Joy Road

Special Halloween Events & Offers in Atlanta

Atlanta’s restaurants, attractions, and nightlife spots are serving up spooky fun and themed treats all month long.

Atlanta Ghosts – Haunted Walking Tours

Explore the haunted side of downtown and midtown Atlanta through chilling ghost stories.

  • Dates: Select nights in October

Halloween Specials at The Office Bar

Enjoy seasonal flavors with themed food and cocktails, including the Officeween Burger and Black Widow’s Kiss.

  • Dates: Through Oct. 31
  • Location: Epicurean Atlanta

Haunted Seas at Georgia Aquarium

Experience marine life with a spooky twist — themed shows, costumes, and special activities.

  • Dates: Oct. 3 – Nov. 2

Wicked Hideaway Pop-Up at AltaToro

An outdoor Halloween lounge with glowing décor, themed cocktails, and live fire shows.

  • Dates: Oct. 3 – Nov. 2

Haunted History & Ghost Tours at Fox Theatre

Guided tours uncover the Fox Theatre’s haunted past, including exclusive ghostly areas.

  • Dates: Sept.–Oct. (select dates)

Halloween Epicurean Igloo Experience

Enjoy fine dining in decked-out igloos with a gourmet prix fixe menu and themed cocktails.

  • Dates: Oct. 20 – Nov. 1
  • Price: $95–$120 per person

Halloween Cocktails at Reverence

Halloween in Atlanta Haunted Houses, Eerie Trails & Spooky Events to Visit This Season (2)

Sip on spooky signature cocktails like Apple Cider Margarita and Jack-O-Lantern Cocktail.

  • Dates: Oct. 20 – Nov. 1

The Wicked Pig Halloween Pop-Up Bar

The Blind Pig becomes “The Wicked Pig,” filled with eerie décor and creative drinks.

  • Dates: Through Nov. 1
  • Location: Buckhead

Hauntings at High Street

A free community event with trick-or-treating, costume contests, and live entertainment.

  • Date: Oct. 31, 5:30–8:30 p.m.
  • Location: 101 High St., Atlanta

Beyond the Grave Rave at Park Tavern

Dance the night away with DJ Sir Luke, costume contests, and Halloween drink specials.

  • Dates: Oct. 31 – Nov. 1, 9 p.m.–2 a.m.

Halloween Costume Contest at Chattahoochee Food Works

Show off your best costume and win prizes while enjoying treats from local vendors.

  • Date: Oct. 31

Gatsby at The Southern Gentleman Halloween Soirée

Step into the Roaring ’20s with a glam Gatsby-inspired costume party.

  • Date: Oct. 31

Trick or Treat on The Roof at Ponce City Market

A family-friendly celebration with games, candy, and rooftop views.

  • Date: Nov. 1
  • Tickets: $22 (kids), $30 (adults)

Afterglow Halloween Event at Ponce City Market

A 21+ rooftop bash with music, cocktails, and a $1,000 costume contest.

  • Date: Nov. 1
  • Tickets: $40

Mellow Mushroom’s “Twisted Fang” Cocktail

Sip the limited-time Twisted Fang cocktail — a perfect blend of vodka, citrus, and strawberry.

  • Dates: Through Nov. 10
  • Available: Participating locations

Conclusion

From haunted houses and chilling ghost tours to family-friendly events and themed food experiences, metro Atlanta is packed with Halloween fun this season. Whether you’re chasing adrenaline or sweet treats, these events promise a frightfully good time for all ages!

Donna Mansfield

Donna Mansfield

Donna Mansfield is a dedicated reporter with a passion for delivering clear, concise news that matters. She covers local and national stories with accuracy and integrity.

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