Haunted things to do in Grand Junction

Looking for haunted places & dark-history spots in Grand Junction? These 11 are the genuinely strange ones — Atomic Legacy Cabin, Captain Smith’s Cabin, Driggs Mansion Ruins and more — each hand-vetted and sourced, not pulled from a top-ten list. Great for an unusual date, a weird afternoon, or showing a visitor the side of Grand Junction they'd never find on their own.

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Atomic Legacy Cabin In March 1943, Army lieutenant Philip Leahy bought a 55-acre gravel pit behind Orchard Mesa’s cemeteries — Gu… Grand Junction
Captain Smith’s Cabin In 1911, Captain Henry A. Smith — Civil War veteran, tombstone carver, sixty-five years old — leaned three st… Delta
Driggs Mansion Ruins Laurence La Tourette Driggs ghostwrote Eddie Rickenbacker's Fighting the Flying Circus and invented the pulp… Whitewater
Marble Mill Site Park The marble that became the Lincoln Memorial got sawed and polished here, in a mill that ran from 1907 to 1941… Marble
Redstone Castle (Cleveholm Manor) Coal baron John Osgood spent $2.5 million in 1902 on Cleveholm — 42 rooms of Tiffany light fixtures, Stickley… Redstone
Valley Curtain Site at Rifle Gap On August 10, 1972, Christo and Jeanne-Claude strung 200,000 square feet of orange nylon across this gap, 1,2… Rifle
Whispers From The Past Ghost Walk Rhonda Steele is a fifth-generation Grand Junction local who spent five years digging through downtown’s dirt… Grand Junction
Alpine Tunnel West Portal Bored through the Continental Divide in 1881 by the Denver, South Park & Pacific Railroad, the Alpine Tunnel… Pitkin
Crested Butte Cemetery On the north edge of town along Gothic Road, Crested Butte's Victorian-era cemetery holds the evidence of a b… Crested Butte
Gunnison Pioneer Museum Seven developed acres on the east edge of Gunnison hold 42 historic structures that form one of Colorado's mo… Gunnison
Ute Cemetery Established in 1880 when a Texas prospector died of mountain fever before Aspen had any formal burial ground,… Aspen