Don’t Drive On This Haunted Street In New York Or You May Regret It
New York is all too familiar with haunted locations, it was just recently that we spoke of a house that’s so terrifying it was legally declared haunted. But farther north up in Central New York, you can find a one-mile stretch of road that’s so chilling even its name will haunt your dreams. Hiding within the city of Syracuse, taking a drive down Cedarvale Road (AKA 13 Curves) is something you might grow to regret.

The road alone is a creepy drive to take, especially during the night when it's completely dark out. The one-mile stretch of Cedarvale Road features more than a handful of curves during the short drive. The legend of 13 Curves claims that the bloody bride can be found right around the sixth curve in the road, looking aimlessly for her husband.
Over the years, people have made various claims when it comes to seeing the bloody bride. Some locals will tell you that the bride has actually appeared inside of their car or even lunged out at their car in an effort to cause another crash, while others claim the spirit can simply be seen wandering around the road in a tragic state.

Another thing that makes this road so scary? The fact that sometimes there are real people haunting it. Especially during the Halloween season, sometimes you'll see people dressed up in costumes hiding near the sixth curve in the road...waiting to scare you! Some of the local neighbors have even played into the local legend by putting up frightening decorations that resemble the bloody bride.
To hear more about this road from locals who have grown up hearing this tale, make sure you watch the video below brought to you by Toby Wall on YouTube!
Most of us have our own story when it comes to the city’s 13 Curves, what’s yours? This isn’t the only unusual sight you’ll see when you’re traveling through Syracuse. Take a trip to Tipperary Hill to see a Traffic Light That’s Unlike Any Other In America!
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