Explore haunted houses, hayrides and Halloween attractions around Greater Pittsburgh, with an interactive map, locations and official ticket links.
AROUND THE BURGH
Local scares. Haunted places. Your next fall night out.
FIND YOUR NEXT FRIGHT
Discover selected haunted houses, hayrides, cornfield scares and underground adventures around Greater Pittsburgh.
Check the town before you go. Listings span the surrounding region, with Smithfield marked as a farther-out option. Follow official venue links for current dates, availability and tickets.
SCARES AROUND THE BURGH
Tap a scary traffic cone to see the attraction, its location and ticket link. Zoom in to explore Pittsburgh and the surrounding region.
Map positions are approximate. Check each venue’s directions and parking information before traveling. All attractions are also listed below.
Shop localBethel Park / South Park • South Hills
Five themed sections form a long walk-through packed with live actors and special effects. Make an evening of it with midway games and food.
Free parking: 30 Corrigan Drive. The venue recommends the haunt for ages 13+.
Official venue information ↗West Mifflin • Mon Valley
Pair roller coasters with seven haunted houses and four scare zones after dark. Daytime activities offer a lighter Halloween outing before the nighttime frights.
Select dates September 12–November 1, 2026. Check the park’s chaperone policy before visiting.
Official venue information ↗Tarentum area • Allegheny Valley
Explore haunted manor scenes, a graveyard and a train-car ride through an actual mine. This underground setting brings a distinctly Pittsburgh twist to a night of scares.
Tickets sold at the gate; cash and cards accepted. No advance purchase necessary.
Official venue information ↗Freedom area • North of Pittsburgh
Take aim on a zombie paintball ride, then explore the Zombie Compound, Z-Maze and FunHouse 3D. Campfires and ghost stories round out the experience.
Choose full admission for the attractions; the Midway-only pass does not include them.
Official venue information ↗Butler area • Butler County
A haunted course moves from indoor scenes into the cornfield. Stay for the midway, food trucks and bonfire for a full fall evening on the farm.
Separate No-Scare Sunday on October 18, noon–5 p.m.; nighttime haunt tickets are different.
Official venue information ↗Portersville area • Butler County
A haunted hayride, corn maze and walk-through attractions unfold across an isolated farm. Expect outdoor scares and actors waiting around the next turn.
Online “Save a Spot” passes and in-person tickets are different options. Ages 12 and under need an adult.
Official venue information ↗Monessen • Mon Valley
Explore a historic funeral home transformed into a theatrical adventure. Talk with costumed characters and solve challenges as you make your way through the story.
Timed evening tickets are available online. Separate Sunday trick-or-treat matinees offer a gentler experience.
Official venue information ↗Smithfield • Farther afield
Head into Fayette County for the Hayride of No Return, Frightmare Mansion and a Fest-Evil Midway. A farther-out option for turning your haunt visit into a regional night out.
Online tickets must be redeemed at the ticket booth before entering the midway or admission queues.
Official venue information ↗West Mifflin • Mon Valley
Step into a fictional paranormal investigation where each portal leads into a different fear. The attraction combines a demon-themed story with a walk-through haunt.
Free general parking is offsite at 805 Glencairn Street. The Raven Room is a separate VIP option.
Official venue information ↗North Versailles • East of Pittsburgh
Choose a haunted hayride, the Valley of Darkness walking trail, or a combination ticket. Both outdoor experiences take visitors into the woods for a night of scares.
Tickets sold at the booth on arrival; no online ticketing. Under-16s must be accompanied by an adult.
Official venue information ↗Monongahela area • Mon Valley
Walk through a stone mansion and its surrounding grounds, with detailed sets and scare actors. Campfires and an outdoor horror-movie theater extend the experience beyond the house.
Follow the official directions/parking link before leaving. Check the venue’s current admission and entry rules.
Official venue information ↗Sharpsburg / O’Hara Township area • Allegheny Valley
A one-day Halloween outing with a haunted trail, hayride, climbing and bonfire. Visit earlier for a no-scare trail or stay for the evening frights.
October 17, 2026: no-scare trail 3–6 p.m.; scare trail 6–9 p.m. Online registration closes October 14 at 8 a.m.; gate tickets are listed. Consent forms required. Zipline costs extra.
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