Gem Mountain Gemstone Mine Spruce Pine North Carolina

Dandridge Ghost Tour - We did the tour in Dandridge and we were running a little late but the guide still waited for us. We had just got to Tn that night. There was definitely lots of stories to tell. We started at 8:30 PM and went until almost midnight! The guide even offered to keep going as long as we wanted. We saw lots of orbs when we took the pictures and as he was telling parts of the stories you could feel the temp in the air get colder like the ghost was actually there. Towards the end the guide asked one of the ghosts if he was there to make this light turn on and he did. It didn't come on right away but slowly with just a flicker of blue at first. You can't do that if you were to manually turn on a light yourself. I'm a believer in ghosts but that little demonstration was freaky. Definitely worth your time and money and very friendly guide. Would love to come back and do a different tour someday. - TripAdvisor - Fuzz20045

My daughter and I have had the best day! While we did not officially see Bigfoot, she and I learned valuable information for our next hunt. We also learned you don't find Bigfoot, Bigfoot finds you! Our tour guide, Stacey McGee, from Appalachian Ghost Tours was phenomenal and knew facts only someone with first hand experience would know! We loved the tour and him. We will be back for other tours he offers. - Robin Mundy

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