Places with an eerie or creepy vibe
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Where have you visited with a creepy, chilling vibe?
I remember feeling deeply freaked out in Cooperstown NY. I cannot explain it. It just felt lonesome. |
Anonymous
| Antietam. |
Anonymous
| Crossing into WVa driving to Snowshoe...the abandoned Seneca Rocks ES gives me the creeps even in the day time and not to mention all the other sights along the way |
Anonymous
| Gettysburg |
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| Antietam, Gettysburg |
Anonymous
| Stopping to pee in Mississippi on the drive to New Orleans. |
Anonymous
| far northern finland |
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| This joke almost writes itself... |
Anonymous
| Catacombs in Paris |
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| Salem, MA |
Anonymous
| Jerome, AZ. I went by myself during a slow time and it happened to be overcast and gloomy. It didn't help that I was staying in a hotel supposedly haunted by the ghosts of those killed in the mines. |
Anonymous
| Taos |
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St Johnsbury, VT
Las Vegas Mojave Desert - hills have eyes vibes. no thank you |
Anonymous
| The Omni Bedford Springs. I left at 2 in the morning - could not even sleep there. The history as far as I could tell were that those were healing/sacred springs used by the Native Americans there when the white man just swooped in and took them. As soon as I stepped onto the property I felt very, very bad energy. |
Anonymous
| Another vote for Jerome, AZ. DH is not at all easily spooked but Jerome had him rattled. It’s hard to explain. I felt uneasy there too. |