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The Frisco Witching Hour
Saturday, October 17 | Frisco, Utah
$70 per person
Women only | Limited spots
You’re invited to The Frisco Witching Hour, a full-day haunted ghost town adventure built around exploration, connection, play, history, and one seriously unforgettable night.
Frisco is filled with history, mystery, and remnants of an old mining town most people never really get to experience. I’ve spent time scouting, exploring, and hand-discovering the places I want to take you, from the historic kilns and cemetery to old mining areas, ruins, and hidden pieces of the town tucked away off the obvious path.
This isn’t just showing up at a pin on a map. I’ve already done the exploring, digging, and discovering so I can take you through the parts of Frisco that make this place so fascinating. We’ll weave history throughout the day, explore places most people never see, and there may be a few surprises waiting for you along the way. Some walking required but no hikes.
We’ll spend the afternoon exploring the ghost town, mining areas, kilns, cemetery, ruins, and the stories that make Frisco so wild.
As the sun starts to go down, the energy shifts.
We’ll gather around the fire, settle into camp, eat together, bring out the witchy vibes, play some ridiculous girls’ camp-style games, and get ready for the evening.
Then at dusk, the witches unite for a paranormal investigation alongside Paranormal Investigator Max.
This is not just a paranormal investigation. It’s an entire Iron Wolf adventure designed to make you laugh, explore, meet new women, play, and remember what it feels like to actually live.
Come alone if you need to. A lot of women do.
You do not need to know anyone before you come.
What Your Ticket Includes
Your $70 ticket includes the hosted Iron Wolf Frisco adventure, curated ghost town exploration, history throughout the day, paranormal investigation, themed campfire experience, games and activities, and a simple campfire dinner with brats, hot dogs, chips, a side, and a drink.
$10 from every ticket will be donated to YWCA Utah.
Lunch, snacks, and any additional food are on your own. If you have dietary restrictions or would prefer something different for dinner, please bring whatever works best for you.
Camping
Camping is optional, but we’ll be staying overnight on nearby BLM land for anyone who wants the full witches’ camp experience.
Bring your own tent, car-camping setup, sleeping gear, and anything you need to stay comfortable overnight.
If camping isn’t your thing, you can head home after the evening portion or arrange your own nearby lodging.
Getting There
Women will be joining us from both northern and southern Utah.
We’ll have meetup and caravan options available, including a regroup stop in Beaver before heading into Frisco. You’re also welcome to drive directly to the event.
Exact meetup locations, timing, caravan details, and directions will be sent to registered attendees before the adventure.
Standard vehicles can access the main event area. If we explore any rougher sections, we may consolidate into higher-clearance vehicles as needed.
What to Bring
Bring layers for changing desert temperatures, sturdy shoes, water, snacks, a flashlight or headlamp, a camp chair, and camping gear if you’re staying overnight.
Come dressed as a witch, or add your own witchy twist for the evening. Hats, cloaks, dark layers, whatever makes it fun.
Cancellation Policy
Tickets are non-refundable because event costs, supplies, planning, and reservations are committed in advance.
If you can no longer attend, your ticket value may be transferred as credit toward a future Iron Wolf Adventure.
If Iron Wolf must cancel because of unsafe weather or conditions that make the event impossible to hold, you’ll receive a refund or the option to apply your ticket toward a future experience.
Come explore a ghost town. Learn the history. Find the hidden places. Sit around the fire. Hunt for ghosts. Meet new women. Laugh way too much.
This is witches’ camp, Iron Wolf style.
October 17. Frisco, Utah.
You’re not going to want to miss this one.
Saturday, October 17 | Frisco, Utah
$70 per person
Women only | Limited spots
You’re invited to The Frisco Witching Hour, a full-day haunted ghost town adventure built around exploration, connection, play, history, and one seriously unforgettable night.
Frisco is filled with history, mystery, and remnants of an old mining town most people never really get to experience. I’ve spent time scouting, exploring, and hand-discovering the places I want to take you, from the historic kilns and cemetery to old mining areas, ruins, and hidden pieces of the town tucked away off the obvious path.
This isn’t just showing up at a pin on a map. I’ve already done the exploring, digging, and discovering so I can take you through the parts of Frisco that make this place so fascinating. We’ll weave history throughout the day, explore places most people never see, and there may be a few surprises waiting for you along the way. Some walking required but no hikes.
We’ll spend the afternoon exploring the ghost town, mining areas, kilns, cemetery, ruins, and the stories that make Frisco so wild.
As the sun starts to go down, the energy shifts.
We’ll gather around the fire, settle into camp, eat together, bring out the witchy vibes, play some ridiculous girls’ camp-style games, and get ready for the evening.
Then at dusk, the witches unite for a paranormal investigation alongside Paranormal Investigator Max.
This is not just a paranormal investigation. It’s an entire Iron Wolf adventure designed to make you laugh, explore, meet new women, play, and remember what it feels like to actually live.
Come alone if you need to. A lot of women do.
You do not need to know anyone before you come.
What Your Ticket Includes
Your $70 ticket includes the hosted Iron Wolf Frisco adventure, curated ghost town exploration, history throughout the day, paranormal investigation, themed campfire experience, games and activities, and a simple campfire dinner with brats, hot dogs, chips, a side, and a drink.
$10 from every ticket will be donated to YWCA Utah.
Lunch, snacks, and any additional food are on your own. If you have dietary restrictions or would prefer something different for dinner, please bring whatever works best for you.
Camping
Camping is optional, but we’ll be staying overnight on nearby BLM land for anyone who wants the full witches’ camp experience.
Bring your own tent, car-camping setup, sleeping gear, and anything you need to stay comfortable overnight.
If camping isn’t your thing, you can head home after the evening portion or arrange your own nearby lodging.
Getting There
Women will be joining us from both northern and southern Utah.
We’ll have meetup and caravan options available, including a regroup stop in Beaver before heading into Frisco. You’re also welcome to drive directly to the event.
Exact meetup locations, timing, caravan details, and directions will be sent to registered attendees before the adventure.
Standard vehicles can access the main event area. If we explore any rougher sections, we may consolidate into higher-clearance vehicles as needed.
What to Bring
Bring layers for changing desert temperatures, sturdy shoes, water, snacks, a flashlight or headlamp, a camp chair, and camping gear if you’re staying overnight.
Come dressed as a witch, or add your own witchy twist for the evening. Hats, cloaks, dark layers, whatever makes it fun.
Cancellation Policy
Tickets are non-refundable because event costs, supplies, planning, and reservations are committed in advance.
If you can no longer attend, your ticket value may be transferred as credit toward a future Iron Wolf Adventure.
If Iron Wolf must cancel because of unsafe weather or conditions that make the event impossible to hold, you’ll receive a refund or the option to apply your ticket toward a future experience.
Come explore a ghost town. Learn the history. Find the hidden places. Sit around the fire. Hunt for ghosts. Meet new women. Laugh way too much.
This is witches’ camp, Iron Wolf style.
October 17. Frisco, Utah.
You’re not going to want to miss this one.