Ghost Story | Iron Goat Trail, Stevens Pass, Washington
A hiker uncovers a haunted tunnel along Iron Goat Trail in May 2018. Get the scoop after the jump.
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Ghost Hunt | Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery in Seattle
Ghostly Activities investigated the Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery in Seattle, Washington on Friday, April 13th. Our goal was to capture apparitions of Civil War soldiers. Get the scoop on if we found any after the jump.
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Ghost Hunt | Saar Pioneer Cemetery in Kent, WA
On October 14, 2017, Ghostly Activities visited Saar Pioneer Cemetery in Kent, Washington to investigate a potential haunting. We brought some new gear to help capture the ghostly evidence, too.
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The Boogeyman | Ghost, Monster Or Something Else
The Boogeyman. It’s a nasty child-stealing spirit that haunted us for years. Get a glimpse into what makes it tick and how to protect your children.
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Parasitic Entities | Spirits That Sip on Your Life Force
Parasitic entities are supernatural spirits that attach to unsuspecting people to feed on their life force. These entities look for targets with low self-esteem because it’s the easiest prey.
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The Legend of Picnic Table #29 in Griffith Park
Our friends at Oddity Odysseys have a special Halloween video about the very tragic & haunted Picnic Table #29 at Griffith Park in Los Angeles. There could be more than just ghosts haunting this spot. Check it out!
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Bloody Mary Haunts College Students in Glen Ellyn, Illinois
A game of Truth or Dare goes wrong and Bloody Mary comes for college students in Glen Ellyn, Illinois.
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The Haunted Moore Theatre in Seattle
The Moore Theatre in Seattle, Washington is one of the oldest theaters in the city. It’s been used for stage acts, vaudeville performances, movies, boxing, and now concerts. When it comes to ghosts, it’s probably better as a legend tripping destination than a ghost hunt. Find out why after the…
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Faceless Ghosts Manifest on West Coast
They’re seen at the edge of roads. Sometimes in fog. Sometimes in the backseat. Always silent. Always watching. These are the faceless ghosts of the West Coast. And they’re a lot more common than you’d think. Get the spectral scoop after the jump.
