Washington is full of spots with spooky stories and eerie histories, perfect if you’re into the paranormal or just looking for a unique adventure. Many places around the state have tales that range ...

How do you celebrate spooky season? You might enjoy handing out candy to trick-or-treaters, perfecting your costume, watching a scary movie — or testing your nerve at a haunted house. Fortunately, ...

What are Washington state’s most haunted spots? When it comes to haunted buildings, you may think of lavish mansions such as the Whaley House in San Diego, the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose and ...

The Treasure Coast — originally inhabited by the Ais tribe of Native Americans since at least 800 B.C. and named for a Spanish fleet of ships laden with gold, silver and jewels that wrecked on its ...

Not far from the Port Townsend waterfront in Washington stands a mysterious castle where cozy stays meet eerie legends. Built in 1892 by Charles Eisenbeis, a prominent businessman and the town's first ...