The Oldest Cemeteries In Northern Colorado

I know it's July, but have you noticed stores are starting to put up Halloween displays? That's enough for me to begin the spooky season. Let's take a look at some of the scariest places in the world.

Cemeteries.

Bingham Hill Cemetery: Creep Rating 10/10

Located in west Fort Collins, this cemetery is spooky day or night. First, you have to walk down a creepy dirt path next to a creepy river and under what I believe are willow trees, which are creepy at night.

But this cemetery goes way back. Dating to the 1860s, this place is known as the Pioneer Cemetery, and it's creepy.

Linn Grove Cemetery: Creep Rating 2/10

Located in Greeley, this cemetery was established in the late 1800s. More than 30,000 graves are located at Linn Grove, including Civil War soldiers and town founders.

This cemetery is really pretty with sculptures and big mature trees. That's why I'm giving such a low creep level.

Harmony Cemetery: Creepy Rating 4/10

Every time I drive by this cemetery, I think, "Wow, I like this location." That's because it's located off busy Harmony Road in Fort Collins, which significantly reduces the creepy factor.

I learned today that Harmony Road was once a town, and that the Harmony Cemetery was where this tiny town buried its people. Now it's known as a tiny forgotten place with headstones dating back to the late 1800s.

Grandview Cemetery: 1/10

Have you ever wanted to go on a historical stroll through a cemetery? Doesn't that sound fun? You can do just that at Grandview Cemetery.

Known for their fall Cemetery Stroll event, this is one of the oldest cemeteries in Northern Colorado, with headstones going back to 1873.

I don't think this cemetery is creepy at all because it's where my grandma and grandpa are buried, and they would never let anything scary happen to me.

I guess what I'm saying is if you go to Bingham Hill Cemetery, you'll be cursed forever because it's so creepy. Or maybe I'm just being dramatic. I guess we'll never know.