K-Pass season is here!
K-Pass season is here!
Kingston, Ontario is known for its rich history and beautiful limestone architecture but beneath the charm lies a darker side. With countless historic sites and stories passed down through generations, the city has built a reputation for ghost sightings, eerie encounters, and unexplained phenomena. If you’re curious, there’s no better way to explore Kingston’s spooky side than through its guided experiences.
Tour through Kingston’s paranormal past aboard the Ghost and Mystery Trolley. This 90-minute ride takes you through some of the city’s most notorious neighbourhoods and historic sites, including Rockwood Asylum and Fort Henry Hill. Along the way, you’ll hear stories of Kingston Penitentiary, Bellevue House, Skeleton Park, and the maiden of Cedar Island.
Step inside the haunting grounds of Kingston Penitentiary, once home to some of Canada’s most notorious criminals. Within its thick limestone walls are stories of the infamous 1971 riot, daring escapes, and the lives of those who were held there. Choose from an express, standard, or extended guided tour to experience this history firsthand.
Fort Henry, a National Historic Site, is also said to have its share of ghostly residents. Visitors have reported strange sounds, sightings, and unexplained sensations throughout the site. Take part in an evening haunted walking tour or visit during Halloween when the fort transforms into Fort Fright, a fully immersive haunted experience filled with dark corridors, eerie scenes, and unexpected scares.
For a deeper dive into Kingston’s haunted history, join the original Haunted Walk. Led by an expert guide, this evening tour explores chilling stories of grave robbings, hidden burial grounds, haunted hotels, and historic hangings at the old courthouse. It’s a perfect experience for anyone drawn to the unknown and looking to see a different side of the city.
From haunted halls to shadowy streets, Kingston’s darker side is waiting to be discovered. The only question is… are you ready to explore it?
