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North Carolina's Most Haunted Roads & Highways
Numerous roadways throughout the United States are spooky at night, especially in desolate areas, but add some ghost stories to the mix and they are even creepier. From the infamous Route 66 to roads more locally known such as "Hell's Gate" in Colorado, there's plenty of paranormal tales attached to roads or highways in every state. You’ve come to the right place to find exactly where those are! If you plan on driving along any of them, be prepared in case you run into any ghostly hitchhikers! We suggest you keep driving.
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Pond Road is well known by Asheville residents as the spot where a ghost dog freqently strolls. He is said to hang around where the road crosses over a quarry. Before seeing the dog, witnesses say they hear a distinct howl before it eventually crosses the street. Supposedly, the ghost dog breaks into a run, leaping over the road's barrier and disappearing into the night.
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Categories: Real Haunted Places | Real Haunted Roads & Highways
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Lake View Drive, commonly known as The Road to Nowhere, is a 6.5 mile pass on the North Carolina side of Great Smoky Mountains National Park that ends at a 1,200 foot tunnel. The tunnel is only accessible by foot and according to National Geographic, if you brave the walk at night, "the wind blows cold, voices carry, and the darkness seems to last forever." The road is a popular tourist...
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Categories: Real Haunted Bridges & Overpasses | Real Haunted Places | Real Haunted Nature & Outdoors (ie. Haunted Woods) | Real Haunted Roads & Highways
