This was known as a creepy and haunted venue for as long as I can remember. During my childhood I heard stories of cry-baby bridge and the headless horse (not to be confused with the headless horseman in sleepy hollow. Different horse. Different hollow).
I was here for the Halloween event. I'm not crazy about what I call "cheap thrills" and people in costume jumping out at me, but I really wanted to take in the ambiance and hear the stories. There were only a few stories told that night. I'll research more though. I am interested in learning about them.
Also- if you walk the trail, wear some sturdy boots. It is super muddy and slippery, and I was more scared of falling than I was of any of the haunts! read more