Haunted Savannah Ghost Hunt Bike Tour

Explore Savannah’s supernatural southern charm

Submerge yourself in the Southern Gothic on the Haunted Savannah Ghost Hunt Bike Tour. As one of the most haunted cities in the United States, this ghoulish guided tour of Savannah is sure to intrigue, unnerve, and thrill you in equal measure. You'll ride around the city's most historic and haunted sites, with stops at Sorrel-Weed House, Madison Square, Colonial Park Cemetery, and the 17 Hundred 90 Inn.

Begin your experience of the dark underbelly of Savannah's antebellum beauty with a stop at the Sorrel-Weed House, a destination of ghostly repute. The wealthy Francis Sorrel bought this imposing house on Harris Street after his marriage to his wife, Lucinda. She died within five years of their union, and he remarried another lady, Matilda, who soon became mad and also died. Visitors have reported seeing a woman in black passing along the eerie corridors of this unfortunate mansion, while others have suggested that the spirit of an enslaved voodoo-practicing person still haunts the halls.

Just a short ride away from the Sorrel-Weed House, your route on this day tour will also stop at Madison Square, the most petrifying and paranormal of all twenty two squares in historic Savannah. Some suggest that under this square lies the mass grave of fallen soldiers from the Battle of Savannah, while others claim sightings of a shadowy figure who sweeps the square both day and night. A stop at Madison Square on this city tour is sure to prove that it's not just the buildings of Savannah that register for abnormally high incidents of paranormal activity, but the very streets of the city itself.

No ghost hunting guided tour of Savannah would be complete without a visit to the site dubbed 'Paranormal Central' by locals. This bike tour stops at Colonial Park Cemetery, opened in 1750 and the oldest burial ground in the city. Despite containing over 10,000 bodies, there are fewer than 1,000 grave markers. The combination of mass graves and desecrated headstones, along with its reputation as a favored location for voodoo rituals make this stop on your bike tour a truly trepidatious experience that guarantees to bring you as close to ghouls as you'll ever get.

Finally, on this bicycle tour you'll stop at Savannah's oldest inn: the 17 Hundred 90 Inn. Several spirits supposedly haunt the inn, including Anne, a woman who jumped from a balcony to meet her death after her lover either died or scorned her. Whether you’re a passionate paranormalist or a steadfast skeptic, this haunted bike tour offers a thrilling insight into Savannah’s spectral stories.