The name kind of says it all, doesn't it? A ghostly apparition of a man on a horse, riding the range.

Geographic Information

Address
Picacho, AZ
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GPS
32.7138862, -111.4996367
County
Pinal County, Arizona
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Is Ghost Rider of Picacho really haunted?
Visitors rate Ghost Rider of Picacho at 63.2 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 3 people have shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.
Where is Ghost Rider of Picacho located?
The address is Picacho, AZ. GPS coordinates: 32.7138862, -111.4996367.
What kind of haunted place is Ghost Rider of Picacho?
Ghost Rider of Picacho is listed under Miscellaneous in our Arizona section.
What is the nearest town to Ghost Rider of Picacho?
Picacho, AZ is the closest town, about 0.3 miles away, with Eloy (4.3 mi.) and Arizona City (10.4 mi.) also nearby.

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Comments (3)

  • nicely niky |

    A.ghost rider on Rainbow Valley Road in Estrella Ranch. Dont drive after dark you might encounter the rider his horse will rip your skin right off he will get you if you slow down for him.

    • alma dancer |

      You do have the story pretty acurate however its known by everyone who lives here do not come outside after dark! We dont know but if you see the Rider yiur next he rides more than a horse, don't blow this off as tall tale. Alot of weird happens go on Rainbow Valley Road never ride near or on after dark unless you want to be the next victim and you too will be cound with your skin pulled off your dead frieghtened body! This is very real please beware i have told this tale since 1953 my family has been 1901.......

      • no name |

        Where is this at exactly?

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