The Clovis Haunted Trail is back, with a Halloween walking experience

That’s right, the Haunted Trail in Clovis is coming back for a fourth year as a Halloween walking tour put on by Arts Enrichment for All, a local arts nonprofit.

It starts on the last weekend of October and is called a “scary haunted, outdoor, walking experience” for Halloween fans.

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There will be live zombies, creepy clowns, ghosts, skeletons, dolls, foggy trees, scary music, black lights, a pumpkin patch, a haunted maze, and most importantly, candy at the walk.

All of them will be set up along 2,000 feet of the Fresno/Clovis Trail, beginning near Willow and Nees and going behind the Clovis Parkway Trails Shopping Center.

Also, there will be a “Kids Hour” on Saturday, October 26 and Sunday, October 27 from 5 to 6 p.m.

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During this time, younger children experience scare zones without the fear of being scared by a scare actor.

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Some of the scare players will even be giving out candy, and parents can use the same adult ticket to come back and enjoy the fun at night.

No pets are allowed at the event for their safety.

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This year, Arts Enrichments for All is thrilled to work with Clovis Haunted Trail to continue its goal of getting kids to do arts and entertainment instead of screen time.

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