Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High PointThe Triad Area
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Looking for a haunted house, road, bridge, etc. in the area (or even a little further out if necessary)
Me and my friends frequent things like Kersey Valley every year but decided to step it up a little this year since those seem to become redundant.
We're not looking to disrupt the area at all, just a creepy, rundown, and/or scary place (preferably with a story but not necessary) to go walk around and try to scare ourselves and our girlfriends a little.
Anything that comes with a ticket booth and a tour guide, is something we're trying to avoid here.
Looking for a haunted house, road, bridge, etc. in the area (or even a little further out if necessary)
Anything that comes with a ticket booth and a tour guide, is something we're trying to avoid here.
Any advice or suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
I listed some attractions but you might be looking for something free and creepy Denton - Jackson Creek Road -
There is an old field in the woods along this road. In this field there is a house that has been abandoned for many years. The reason the house was abandoned was because many years ago there was a murder committed in it. A man came home one day and for some reason he had gone crazy. The man shot his wife outside of the house then went upstairs and shot himself. The blood was washed up outside the house and upstairs where the man committed suicide. After the blood was cleaned up it reappeared the next day and to this day it can't be cleaned. The room upstairs in the house where the man committed suicide has been blocked off so that nobody can go in and see the horrible scene. The blood outside is still there and cannot be removed. It is said that the place is haunted to this very day by those troubled souls.
Jamestown - U.S. Highway 70 underpass - AKA Lydia's Bridge -
Just outside of Greensboro, there has said to have been the ghost of a beautiful young girl who has been appearing near Greensboro since 1923. She stands next to the US Highway 70 Underpass in a white evening gown and waves frantically for someone to stop and pick her up. Those hapless travelers who do are introduced to a young woman who says her name is Lydia and she always ask them to please take her to an address in High Point. She always tells them that she has spent the evening at a dance in Raleigh and is anxious to get home, having run into car trouble on the way. Just as the drivers approach the house, the girl always vanishes from their car, never opening the door and getting out.-
Pisgah - Pisgah covered bridge - near Asheboro -
Apparitions of what seems to be a woman hanging from the rafters.
Pisgah - Terror Town -
Located 1 mile past Zooland Campground on Pisgah Covered Bridge Road outside of Asheboro. (.5 mile past Forest Hills) There is an old farmland there with a number of hauntings have reported over the years. The farm is made up of about 18 acres with several farmhouses scattered throughout. A little girl's voice is heard deep in the forest. A boy who hung himself there haunts the upper farm. An old lady and her husband haunt one of the houses. Her brother died in the woods near the house and can now be heard singing at night while he makes moonshine. A shadow of a black horse is seen running through the woods and then vanishes. There is a company who uses the location now for a haunted attraction called Terror Town so it is very easy to access during hours when they are there working. One of the staff lives at the park so don't try to visit this one without permission. They let us take a tour with no problem and even showed us some cool stuff.
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