Best Haunted Houses And Terrifying Halloween Attractions Around ATL Metro

Georgians seeking the high-intensity thrill of haunted houses and other terrifying Halloween displays don’t have to look too far.

An ever-expanding directory of haunted houses, spook-filled corn mazes, and terror-inducing Halloween displays is available through FrightMaps.

The free app maps local attractions across various cities and states while allowing users to submit their own locations. The company also has published “Fright Guides” for states and metro areas.

Check out these spooky attractions in the Atlanta area

• Skeletons on Beaver Pond — Carrollton: Free, family-friendly home haunt featuring a walkthrough, animatronics and photo opportunities. The attraction also benefits St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
• Angel Lane Nightmare — Powder Springs: Residential driveway haunt featuring animatronics and multiple Halloween scenes, with its largest display planned for Halloween night.
• Haunting On Evenview — Jonesboro: Free haunted backyard walkthrough and yard display featuring live actors, animatronics and a haunted trail.
• Curse of Poplar Grove — Cumming: Free, family-friendly residential Halloween display at Grove Park with a relatively mild scare level.
• Begley Manor — Woodstock: Residential haunt featuring projection shows that transform the appearance of the house, along with a spooky graveyard display.
• Gaither Haunted Manor — Covington: Free residential Halloween yard display offering a neighborhood alternative to commercial haunted attractions.
• Skellys on Sweetgum! — Cumming: Residential Halloween display featuring skeletons, witches, werewolves and other spooky decorations.
• Hillpine House of Horrors — Atlanta: Residential home haunt featuring elaborate displays and rotating Halloween themes.
• Toker Manor — Dacula: Residential projection show and Halloween display that visitors can watch from their vehicles while listening to synchronized audio on 87.9 FM.
• Grimm-Hurst Manor Haunt — East Point: Long-running residential Halloween haunt created by a family that has been putting together its display for more than a decade.
• Semmes Street Spider Sanctuary — East Point: Kid-friendly residential haunt designed to be enjoyed during the day or at night, with relatively mild scares for younger visitors.
• Morning Mist Haunted Mansion — Canton: Elaborately decorated residential haunted house and Halloween display.
• Walking in a Meyers Wonderland — Winder: Michael Myers-themed residential Halloween display featuring lights, decorations and additional elements added throughout the season.
• Cemetary Yard — Lawrenceville: Free residential cemetery-themed display featuring graves, a horse-drawn hearse and other spooky decorations.