Mystery lights, UFO sites, cryptid reports and physics-defying ground.
Site documented in a Ghost Research Society investigation report.
Town-area setting of a reported 1919 wild-man encounter.
Private ranch associated with UFO and paranormal claims.
The mystery light in the woods—since 1966, the debate continues.
Swamp folklore area in Louisiana; research record.
Unexplained light viewing area in Marfa; research record.
Railroad corridor in Gurdon; research record.
River in Arkansas; research record.
State park in West Fork; research record.
Multi-county forest with church and creature traditions.
Kīlauea crater identified as Pele’s home in moʻolelo.
The heart of the Bridgewater Triangle—ghost lights, pterodactyls and cult legends.
Wetland area associated with Lizard Man reports.
The classified test site around which American UFO conspiracy lore orbits.
Archaeological cave associated with a Paiute giant tradition.
America’s most "haunted" road—phantom trucks, Klan gatherings and a snowman that stalks cars.
Folklore area in Fouke; research record.
Marker documenting the regional lake-monster tradition.
Columbia Gorge landslide landscape linked to Klickitat oral tradition.
Tahoe’s own lake monster—Washoe tradition meets 1970s sightings.
The Boston Mountains—home of the horned Ozark Howler.
SCETV places ghost-hound folklore along this forest road.
Vertically floating log in Crater Lake.
Observation platform north of Hooper tied to UFO accounts.
1.1 million acres of cedar swamp—the Jersey Devil’s hunting ground since 1735.
The PA ridge where Bigfoot, UFOs and the "Chestnut Ridge lights" converge.
The San Diego County road with the Proctor Valley Monster and the vanishing girl.
Former cannery settlement with Nantiinaq oral accounts.
Road in Peoria; research record.
The river that disappears—where the Popo Agie sinks into the rock.
Historic farm area in Kelly; research record.
Former rail corridor associated with a disputed conductor-ghost story.
Moving stones with observed natural mechanisms.
5,000-acre forest inside the Bridgewater Triangle with cult-crime history.
County tourism reports a concentration of alleged Bigfoot sightings near the lake.
Rural road area appearing in a 1960 newspaper creature account.
Rural township associated with an 1884 anomalous-fall report.
Television-featured ranch with unusual-light claims.
August 1976—the canoe trip where four men reported missing time.
Thermal springs connected with Fountain of Youth folklore.
Swamp research record.
Canyon in Phil Campbell; research record.
Ghost town in Ruddock; research record.
Roadside grave in Springville; research record.
Protected serpentine landscape with roadside gravity-hill folklore.
Former Georgetown cemetery associated with a 1939 light-story reference.
Railroad crossing where Joe Baldwin’s lantern swung for a century.
Riverside road where a four-foot frog man was reported in 1955.