Stowe Is Allegedly One Of Vermont’s Most Haunted Small Towns
There’s a little bit more to this skiing town than stunning mountains and frequent snowfall. Stowe has at least three haunted locations where visitors have experienced unexplained paranormal activities. The Brass Lantern Inn, Emily’s Bridge and the Green Mountain Inn are all places that are said to be home to ghosts. Grab your flashlight and get ready for the spooky stories that accompany these haunted locations in Stowe.
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There are alleged haunted places throughout the town!
This inn was created from an 1810 farmhouse and has 9 rooms where guests can stay.
The next morning, however, the guests who heard the noise realize it was coming from a room that was actually vacant.
It is haunted by a ghost named Emily
People have reported hearing screaming near the bridge and even scratch marks on their car after traveling through the bridge at night.
Boots Berry ghost is said to roam the halls.
Guests at the inn sometimes hear footsteps on the roof during snowstorms.
Ghost stories may be just that but there's always a chance you may experience something paranormal yourself!
To plan your spooky trip to Stowe, visit the official tourism site, here.
Address: Stowe, VT 05672, USA
