The Washington Haunted Trail
Washington's hauntings split along the Cascades. Puget Sound cities lean toward Victorian hotels and civic landmarks, while the dry side of the state carries mining-town inns, a mountain lodge set below a peak that has claimed hundreds of lives over the decades, and old military posts along the Columbia. Port Townsend alone holds enough documented deaths across its preserved downtown to anchor its own weekend on foot. The featured loop threads the I-5 corridor for a tight, walkable weekend, though well over a hundred venues sit outside that route for anyone crossing the mountains toward Spokane or the coast.
The curated weekend cut
HauntBound's editors picked 6 daytime stops and 4 overnight inns from the 109 places below and mapped them in driving order, with drive times, the full stories, and a printable field guide. Free by email.
Western
20 stopsPuget Sound
16 stopsInland Northwest
13 stopsOlympic Peninsula
12 stopsSeattle Metro
11 stopsNorthwest
6 stopsCentral
6 stopsCoastal
5 stopsSouthwest
5 stopsEastern
5 stopsPuget Sound North
4 stopsCascades
2 stopsPacific Northwest
1 stopsNorthern
1 stopsSan Juan Islands
1 stopsLong Beach Peninsula
1 stopsEvery entry links to its full HauntBound page with sources, accessibility notes, and family ratings.