Spooky season is here in Colorado. Some of us are celebrating by enjoying our favorite pumpkin-flavored treat, and some of us are looking for thrills, whether it be a movie or a scary destination.

Haunted Places That Give Colorado Its Chills

Many places in Colorado are allegedly haunted. Some places seem more haunted than others, and some certainly sound more haunted than others.

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Mental Floss put together a list of The Spookiest Place Name in Every State. These are names of places across the country that could easily be a location for a horror movie. The name they picked for Colorado certainly sounds like a place where your favorite villain could call home.

Meet Cannibal Plateau — Colorado’s Spookiest Place Name

Colorado’s spookiest name, according to Mental Floss, is Cannibal Plateau. Yes, you read that correctly. There is a place in Colorado called Cannibal Plateau. Mental Floss claims the name comes from a real event that occurred in 1874, when a prospector ate five people with him during a trip in the winter. They believe that is where the name comes from.

​​A Peaceful Trail with a Dark Past in Colorado

Cannibal Plateau is in Grand Mesa and is more commonly known for having a trail where Colorado tourists or residents can hike, ride a bike, ride a horse, or ride an ATV.

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It looks like an extremely peaceful place. It just happens to have a spooky name and scary tale that will define it for generations to come.

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We asked artificial intelligence to look at the Farmer's Almanac for 2025, historical data, and other data to estimate when 15 Colorado cities will get measurable snow.

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100 Colorado Cities and the Celebrities Who Perfectly Represent Them

We asked ChatGPT to assign celebrities that capture each city's vibe and personality. Get ready to look at your city a little bit differently. Here are the celebrities for Colorado's 100 largest cities.

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