Halloween is today, and residents of Chattooga County are preparing for a spirited evening of trick-or-treating, with both the Town of Trion and the City of Menlo hosting major community activities tonight.

From designated walking routes to spooky fundraising mazes, attendees in both municipalities are reminded to prioritize safety and respect designated curfews while enjoying the holiday fun.

Trion Halloween Walk Back on Track for Tonight

The Town of Trion has confirmed that its annual Halloween Walk will be held this evening, after a brief period of schedule adjustments related to local sports.

Initially, the Trion Police Department had considered moving the Walk to Saturday, November 1, 2025 (sic), to prevent a conflict with a high school football game. However, with the football game moving to last night, the highly anticipated Halloween Walk is officially scheduled for tonight, October 31st.

The Trion event is set to conclude with a town-wide 9:00 PM curfew. Organizers stress that while the community is encouraged to participate fully, attendees must be thoughtful and respectful of residents in the vicinity who may not be participating in the festivities.

For the safety of all attendees, young and old, a vital reminder has been issued: participants must cross the street exclusively at the designated crosswalk located in front of the football field. This measure is being implemented to ensure a secure and enjoyable experience for everyone involved in the route.

High School Maze Offers Extra Scares

Adding to the evening’s excitement, the Trion High School Boys Basketball team will be hosting their annual Halloween Maze tonight, serving as a fundraiser for the team.

The maze will run from 6:00 PM until 9:00 PM tonight and will be open again on Saturday during the same hours. Entry to the spooky experience is $10, with all proceeds going directly to support the Trion Boys Basketball Program.

Menlo Hosts Walk at Lawrence Park

Meanwhile, the City of Menlo is also contributing to the night’s holiday atmosphere with its own community event.

The City of Menlo will be hosting a Halloween Walk at Lawrence Park off Edison Street in Menlo. The event is scheduled to take place earlier in the evening, running from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.