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At this stage, it’s worth pointing out that these spooky Halloween road trips were created just for fun, so timings may differ from the figures quoted. If you do decide to try any of these ghoul-laden journeys, be sure to take regular breaks; hey, you could even stay in one of the many haunted hotels listed – if you dare! Drain your car’s cooling system of old coolant/antifreeze. If you’re not sure how to do this, read this useful guide from our partner brand Prestone.

In West Bromwich, the beautiful timber frame of the Oak House Museum holds a sinister secret or two, while just down the road, the medieval ruin of Tutbury Castle plays host to a full programme of paranormal events. From the legacy of the Battle of Hastings to bloody tales of smuggling along the Kent coast – it’s no wonder the South East is considered one of the most haunted regions in the UK. There’s a lot to get through in this ghoulish garden of England, so let’s dive straight in. Heading west on the A52, any budding ghost hunters will chance upon Derby’s The Old Bell Hotel, thought to be home to no less than three spine-tingling Victorian spirits. Departing south for Northampton, the Abingdon Park Museum matches the terror of The Old Bell Hotel with its own spectres, including that of Elizabeth Barnard, the granddaughter of William Shakespeare. Next, the eerie ruin of Bolton Abbey brings plenty of creepy tales, while the halls of Bolling and Hodroyd offer over 500 years of blood-curdling history between them. The route ends at The Monks Walk pub in Beverley, where the sound of jangling keys can be heard in the dark of night.

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Thanks for joining us on our epic road trip to the most feared corners of the UK. If you feel like taking on one or part of these road trip itineraries this Halloween, please exercise caution, read road signs and take regular breaks to keep yourself fresh and alert behind the wheel. Making for the Thames, call in on the Tower of London, which is said to be haunted by the spectre of Henry VI. Hampton Court Palace is our next stop, and it’s here where the ghosts of Henry VIII’s wives are still thought to linger. For those who dare to tread where others don’t, the East of England has some uncanny occurrences to uncover. Our 260-mile route takes in everything from historic mansions to nuclear bunkers, though some roads may be restricted, so please proceed with caution.At 436 miles, the South West leg of our spooktacular Halloween road trip isn’t for the faint-hearted, so be sure to make regular breaks and stops if you’re determined to take it on in time for All Hallow’s Eve. The route covers sinister jails and eerie coaching inns, as well as ancient castles whose walls have a thousand tales to tell.