Ghost Town In The Sky Map and Brochure (1986 – 2007)

ByFrederick Luna Updated onJanuary 25, 2024

Location: Maggie Valley, North Carolina

Years Active: 1961 – 2016

Ghost Town in the Sky opened on May 1, 1961 and quickly became one of Western North Carolina’s most popular tourist attractions.

It showcased a double incline railway to bring park visitors to the top of Buck Mountain, a journey of more than 3,300 feet. The park added a two seat chair lift, which at the time was the longest in North Carolina and the second longest in the USA.

At one point, 620,000 people visited Ghost Town each year.

Ghost Town In The Sky Map 2007

Ghost Town In The Sky Brochure 2007

Ghost Town In The Sky Brochure 2002

Ghost Town In The Sky Brochure 1986

Frederick Luna

Frederick Luna, is a a world traveler who has spent many family vacations at many different theme parks. Some of his favorites includes Legoland, Knotts Berry Farm, and Dollywood. Always ready to share info about his favorite theme parks!

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