Get Ready for Thrills: The Clovis Haunted Trail is Back!

Attention all Halloween lovers! The Clovis Haunted Trail is returning for its fourth year, and it’s ready to spook, thrill, and entertain trick-or-treaters of all ages. If you love eerie music, foggy pathways, and creepy creatures, you’re in for a treat—or maybe a trick!

Running from Friday, October 25th to Sunday, October 27th, this outdoor walking experience promises chills around every corner. Picture this: live zombies creeping through fog, ghostly figures floating by, and headstones scattered among the trees. With 17 spooky zones, a haunted maze, and even photo ops along the way, you’ll be in Halloween heaven—well, if you can make it through without jumping!

Located behind the Parkway Trails Shopping Center on the corner of Willow and Nees in Clovis, the Haunted Trail stretches across 2,000 feet of eerie delights. And yes, there will be candy—because what’s Halloween without some sweet treats?

Special Fun for the Little Ones
Back by popular demand is the Kids Hour, happening on Saturday, October 26th, and Sunday, October 27th from 5 to 6 p.m. This is the perfect time for younger kids to experience the fun of Halloween without the scares. Friendly “monsters” will be handing out candy, and parents can bring their little ones before it gets too spooky. Best part? Your ticket is good for the whole night, so you can return after dark to enjoy the full scare if you dare.

A Scare for a Cause
But the Clovis Haunted Trail is more than just a fun night out. It’s also a chance to support an amazing cause! Local non-profit, Arts Enrichment for All, benefits from the event. This organization encourages kids to get involved in the visual and performing arts, helping them step away from screens and explore their creativity.

“Partnering with the Clovis Haunted Trail allows our students to experience real-world applications like set design, acting, sound, and lighting,” says Erin Burd, Executive Director of Arts Enrichment for All. “It’s an incredible learning opportunity, and it’s so much fun for everyone involved!”

Students from Buchanan High School volunteer as scare actors and behind-the-scenes crew members, earning community service hours for their efforts. It’s a great way for local youth to gain hands-on experience while giving back to the community.

Huge Thanks to Our Sponsors
Events like this wouldn’t be possible without the generous support of sponsors, and this year’s lineup is stacked with local businesses that have stepped up to contribute. Special shoutout to Mono Wind Casino, which has been the presenting sponsor for four years running, covering 30% of the production costs. Other sponsors include Kids Kare Schools, 13 Prime Steak, and Valley Fence, just to name a few!

Mark Your Calendars
This is one Halloween event you don’t want to miss. Bring your friends, family, and your best costume, and get ready for a night of fun and frights—Clovis style!

Event Dates and Times:

Friday, October 25th: 6 p.m. – 10 p.m.
Saturday, October 26th: 5 p.m. – 10 p.m.
Sunday, October 27th: 5 p.m. – 9 p.m.

Ticket Info:

$10 for adults & teens 13+
$5 for kids ages 2-12

Tickets are available both online and at the gate. Get yours at www.clovishauntedtrail.com.

Who’s ready for a good scare? See you on the trail!

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