Haunted Trails

Reapers Hollow in Parker, Colorado is a heart pounding trek through a corn maze with lots of twists as you approach an eerie haunted shack. Watch your step.

Alice’s Story

Remember “Alice in Wonderland” and “Through the Looking Glass”?  Lovely tales for children, featuring a girl who had very strange dreams. Dreams populated with impossible talking animals, a time obsessed rabbit, and disturbing, unusual people.  Or should we say, for the sake of accuracy, unusually disturbed people?

[What if] Alice wasn’t dreaming? What if her dreams opened a gate into a place where time has no meaning, where what seems real, isn’t, and what can’t possibly be real, is. A place where creatures that never before existed, have life; a place where dreams become reality and reality a dream . . . or is it a nightmare?  A place when you can choose which door to open, which path to follow and where time is confused and of little importance. But where do you go? Forwards, backwards, or sideways?  Does it matter? All paths may lead to the same place or to no place at all, or even to a place that no one has ever been to before.

Take the challenge.  Come explore Wonderland.

Can you keep your head or will you go mad as the Hatter?

Camp Fear presents Wonderland.

Nothing will ever be the same again.

Everything will change.

Come play, it’s all in fun.

Nothing is real,

Everything is a dream.

Something or Anything may come out of Anywhere or Nowhere

Nothing comes from Somewhere

It’s all in fun. Just ask Alice.

If you can find her.

Perhaps you are Alice. Are you late? Does it matter? Why is Everyone trying to find you. Where are you going? When?  Do you have the answers?

Are you crazy? All the best people are, you know. Just like the Hatter and the Red Queen.

49th year of frights and fears. Outside walk with rooms and buildings along the way. See if you can survive the creepy clowns, nightmarish zombies, chainsaw wielding maniacs, expansion hall, Dark Maze and many more.

Blowing Screams Farm is an outdoor attraction that guides guests through forests and swamps ripe with awful monsters, mysterious silhouettes and strange flashes of light. Runes in the cornfield are the latest in a string of terrifying occurrences at the Flintstone, Georgia farm.

This Haunted Attraction has closed. Find more haunts near you or in North Carolina.

The Horror Fields Haunted Attraction offers families of the Hickory and surrounding areas a night of excitement they will never forget. This Halloween Season we will feature “Gory Tales of the Helena St. Hellbilies” and the “Horror House of 3 Dimensions” to ensure a thrilling night for all. We offer all sorts of entertainment in “Terror Town” including delicious soda blends, amazing photo opportunities, discounted costume sales, live music, dance parties, games, and more! Come out this 2017 Halloween Season to have an experience to DIE FOR!

MiMa’s Haunted Trail in Mills River, NC

Mima’s Haunted Trail is a horrifying stroll through a twisting winding trail brings you non-stop frights and scares. Who’s Mima? You’ll find out…. if you dare!

The haunting starts every Friday and Saturday in October at dark.

This haunt’s location doesn’t play well with Google’s Maps. As of 2015, the official address is:

162 School House Road, Mills River, NC 28759, United States. It’s located off of Boylston Highway on “School House Road” between Libby Lane and Glade Road.

The Tree Farm Massacre in Leesville, Louisiana

Anything can happen at the “Tree Farm Massacre,” a Louisiana horror trail that is not for the faint at heart. There is danger around every corner, so walk fast, or you may be the next victim.

The trees…placid, beautiful, calming.  Nature’s sentinels.  Ever-present, easily taken for granted.  Providers of shade and serenity.  At least, that’s how most people think of trees.  Just like people, by-and-large they’re good.  But some–are not.

One thing that trees do is clean the air by removing CO2  and giving back oxygen.  It is that pure and simple fact of nature that (some believe) turned a few acres of trees outside Leesville, LA  near Vernon Lake into a “tree farm massacre.”

There’s no record of “Project: Reclamation” on government books or on any database except  the most obscure fringe conspiracy website.  It may have originated with DARPA, an agro-pharma conglomerate, university genetics research–no one is sure, and no one will say.

There is, however, one consistent thread: It was meant to save the world.  Continuous production of greenhouse gases leading to catastrophic climate change threatens every living creature on earth.  As we work to reduce those gases, we must also find ways to reverse the “greenhouse” process.  The goal of “Project: Reclamation” was to enhance the natural ability of trees to remove atmospheric poisons.  One test plot of trees was planted in an “undisclosed rural location.”

The researchers and foresters who lived on-site couldn’t help but be impressed by the accelerated growth of the seedlings.  Intact data indicates these trees matured years ahead of traditional growth and accounted for a fourfold reduction in CO2 and other toxins.  Speculation was that these trees could be adapted to reforest areas destroyed by logging, strip-mining and industrial pollution–even restore the South American Rainforest.

But while the trees absorbed humanity’s sins against nature, what they gave back was not simply oxygen.

Behavioral changes manifested in the researchers:  Aggression, paranoia and hallucinations gradually leading to violent psychosis.  From the size and amount of the body parts that were found, their strength and pain thresholds must have given them incredible resistance to the physical trauma a chainsaw can deliver.  It was called the “Tree Farm Massacre.”

Further research was abandoned when investigators suffered the same fate.  Speculation is that the “enhanced” trees produced an undetectable by-product of oxygen that, with sufficient exposure, turns people into homicidal “zombies.”

But maybe the answer is not that simple.  Perhaps the trees are simply doing what they were designed to do, and they decided the best way to save the world–was to destroy us.  Instead of protecting, are they turning us against each other?  Is their pollen spreading and sealing all our fates?

One thing we know is that those who stay long enough inside the “Tree Farm Massacre” will either kill–or be killed.  If you enter, you cannot trust those around you; you will be assailed by others who have stayed too long.  Inside the “Tree Farm Massacre,” there is only one rule:

Get out alive.