Posted in Wisconsin
October 11, 2016
This Haunted Road Trip Will Lead You To The Scariest Places In Wisconsin
There is a chill in the air, and it’s getting darker sooner. Yes, fall is here. And one of the best parts of fall is being super scared. Many of us go to haunted houses. But why not take it a step further and go to some places that are actually haunted? Indeed, why not hit ten of them up in one road trip? Now you can. Here is a super scary haunted road trip to go on. Here’s the interactive map so you can make the trip your own.
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The outside of this place alone will give you the creeps. The mansion has been abandoned since 1986. Multiple people who lived here reported being tormented by ghosts. People who visit today have reported strange orbs and a general cold feeling.
For some reason, ghosts love to haunt this bowling alley. People will hear footsteps where there are none. They also will hear laughing when no one is there.
According to legend, a bunch of Boy Scouts once traveled down this lane. They were carrying lanterns, but one of them dropped, setting the forest on fire. All of the children died. Apparently, you can see little lanterns flickering on the sides of this road.
Because this state park is located among effigy mounds, it is a hotbed of paranormal activity. Many people have reported seeing spirits or hearing noises at night. Would you camp here?
This appears to be the creepiest place in Wisconsin. It was actually a hotel in the past, and it's named "Hotel Hell." It burned to the ground, apparently killing everyone. Supposedly, skeletal remains are on the top story still.
This place is so haunted that the owners even embrace its hauntings. A strange man will run up and down the halls. He has even been seen playing with live children.
This place will cause you to have creepy dreams and see spirits. But the worst story of all? Once, blood was found in the bathtub--but no one had used it.
This hotel has scared the pants off of many a person, including several MLB players. Spirits will appear in the room, and they will interfere with the TV and radio. It's so bad that some MLB players stay elsewhere when playing the Brewers.
This restaurant, once a tavern, has been haunted for decades. People have reported hearing strange voices where no one is, or else pool balls crashing into one another when no one is playing.
This hall was once a private seminary for girls, and it was headed by a nun. One day, according to legend, some girls pushed her down the stairs. She died, and now a headless nun apparently haunts this building.
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