3 Very Scary TRUE Hiking Trail Vanishing Horror Stories

Описание: 00:00 "The Orange Trail":
After months of planning a hiking trip to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the narrator decides to go solo when friends cancel. Choosing the well-traveled Abrams Falls loop, they set off with a ranger’s warning to stay on the trail and use orange markers if needed. At first, the hike is peaceful and scenic, but on the return loop, the trail becomes confusing and overgrown. The narrator soon realizes they’re lost, and strange signs—an abandoned sneaker, carved initials, a cairn with a stained cloth—suggest something unsettling. As panic grows, they sense someone is following them. A mysterious man briefly appears, silent and eerie, pointing deeper into the woods. Refusing to follow, the narrator retraces their steps using the orange markers. Exhausted and injured, they finally encounter a search team and are rescued. Later, rangers confirm other hikers have disappeared in similar areas. Though the identity of the strange man remains unknown, the narrator survives—thanks to the markers and the ranger’s advice—and leaves the forest forever changed.


08:19 "No Signal":
Three friends—Lisa, Chris, and the narrator—set out on a remote hike in a secluded state park, seeking solitude and adventure. After hours of trekking, they reach their campsite only to discover another nearby site that appears abandoned. Drawn by unease and curiosity, they investigate and find disturbing signs: a torn tent, blood-stained sleeping bag, and a foul odor in the air. They recover a woman's journal that details her growing fear and tension with her partner during their trip—culminating in a final entry that hints he vanished after a violent argument.

As night falls, the trio hears unsettling growls in the woods. Their campsite is clawed up by morning, and shaken, they report everything to a ranger. He admits others have gone missing in the area, including a couple the year before. Though they leave the park safely, the experience leaves a lasting scar on the narrator. Haunted by the journal and unanswered questions—what happened to the woman, where her partner went, and who the mysterious names in the phone belonged to—they stop hiking altogether. The forest holds its secrets, and it's not giving them back.


17:27 "The Valley That Watches":
A seasoned hiker seeking solitude ventures into the remote Wonnangatta Valley in the Australian Alps, drawn by its haunting beauty and history of disappearances—most notably, the mysterious case of Russell Hill and Carol Clay. On his second day, he stumbles upon an abandoned but strangely intact campsite, eerily recent and containing a journal signed by Russell Hill. The final entry mentions someone watching their camp.

Disturbed but determined to report it, the hiker tries to follow his map toward a ranger station but quickly becomes disoriented. The forest seems to shift around him, his compass fails, and unsettling sounds stalk him—growling, footsteps, and a threatening note warning him to leave. Panic sets in as something unseen pursues him through the trees.

Eventually, he escapes to a clearing and finds a ranger. He reports the campsite, journal, and pursuit. But when a search team returns, the site has vanished—no tent, no blood, no journal. Only the hiker’s fear remains. He returns home, changed forever, convinced that Wonnangatta Valley is a place that keeps its secrets—and nearly kept him too.



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