Paranormal tourism is sweeping the globe, send travelers looking for their own spooky experience to one of these popular haunted locations.

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Whether you side with the skeptical Scully or with “Spooky” Mulder, the U.S. is home to plenty of cases of high strangeness that have the makings of a real life X-File.

Strange artifacts, mysterious apparitions and things that go bump in the night; guests might not get their recommended six to eight hours of sleep at these ghostly hotels.

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This historic resort in Estes Park, Colorado, is best-known for its ties to the strange and unusual.