As a Vermont native you may or may not be aware that VT is a constitutional carry state - in fact it was THE original constitutional carry state. It's always a good idea to concealed or open carry while out in the woods, *especially* if camping in remote areas alone. I do a lot of solo hiking (including at night) here in NH and I never go without my pistol. No good reason not to, in my opinion.
You’re literally more likely to die driving to a trailhead than getting attacked in the woods. I’ve spent dozens of nights in the backcountry in VT and NH and never had an issue. The vast majority of long distance hikers would agree that it is not worth the weight to carry, and personally unless you are the type of person to train several time a week, you are likely putting yourself into more danger by carrying a weapon you can’t use effectively.
@@the0ther0ne You've driven thousands of times and never died in a car crash, but you still wear a seat belt. A lot wrong with your logic. Better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it. I hope you never have to learn that the hard way. Do what you want, but don't try and discourage others from being responsible for their self-defense and exercising their 2A rights.
@@the0ther0ne 1) You used "literally" in the wrong context. Lame. 2) So because you've never had an issue out in nature means no one else ever will, ever again? Getting lamer. 3) Several times a week? Brother have you shot a gun before? It's not rocket appliances. Super lame. 4) Selling the notion that people should trade safety for a little extra comfort is kinda socially dangerous, eh? Ultra mega lame. Your sauce is weak.
Y'all are paranoid as hell ...😂 Go take a self-defense class or something. Many, many people hike in the woods by themselves and very very few run across anything dangerous other than their own stupidity. You're just letting your imagination run wild.
Hey man, as someone who backpacks super frequently in New England I can guarantee that sound you heard was a spruce grouse taking flight. It's a freaky sound but I would describe it exactly the way that you did. They do that to distract predators away from their young. Loved the video!!!
Fellow Vermonter here and someone who is Abenaki! Really cool to see you exploring the area and talking about our legends at least partially. I'd actually like to go down sometime myself as I'm writing a horror story set in Vermont in a spooky town. But yeah, glad you made it out! ;)
Love the Abenaki tribe! I went to college at Johnson state and did native Americans study's with an Abenaki professor. My final was to make a traditional bow from scratch. Took me two years to pass his class. My second year a met a Ethnobotanist from Connecticut College who's a master bow smith. He makes bows for the Mohegan tribe. I cut down a perfect hickory tree by ax. We apparently made the largest and most powerful recreation of a Sudbury bow and it got famous. People flew from Europe to get measurements. He wanted to keep the bow for you tribe and to display it. I had to decline it. Felt really bad. So I apologize to your tribe.
Awesome video man, literally feels like a low budget horror movie, original Blair Witch Project vibes You got such awesome videography skills this channel is def slept on
Hiked and camped up there many times and never heard or saw anything unatural. I would like the superstition to persists, though, as the camping areas out there along the Deerfield river get very crowded in the summer and quite polluted with trash. Hopefully fear of ghosts or whatever will keep some of the glampers away.
Hiked thru this area twice during my 2 thru hikes of the long trail. Didn’t even realize this “triangle” existed. It is an extremely beautiful area of forest!
Pro advice, Tighten up your ruck straps, it will raise up the weight on your back and make it feel lighter. When we wild ruck, I would bend over, almost to 90 degrees, and tighten the straps as right as I could. Source: infantry for 8 years
Having spent quite a bit of time hiking and camping in the Glastonbury Wilderness, the scariest part to watch was each time you lit your stove. Hopefully, you've figured it out by now, but just in case: First, open the fuel valve and let the liquid fuel fill the primer ring. Second, *turn the fuel valve into the fully closed position* Third, light the liquid fuel in the primer ring and watch it burn almost all the way down but not quite Fourth, turn the fuel valve back into an open position - if you time it just right, your priming flame will act as a pilot light. If not, just light it while it is still primed (before it cools back down). It's much less sketchy since you're only lighting liquid fuel or gaseous fuel, not both at once. I hope that helps! Good luck!
The thing people don’t remeber about this place is that. It’s an old town so a lot of the wells were underground. Obviously they have rotted away now but I personally know people who have almost died falling into them. Could explain some of the disappearances
15:25 as soon as you bend down to the left of you and right to the big tree on left hand side a "shadow" seems to appear then blast away it definitely looks transparent but has a thickness about it. It can be a camera artifact or something but the fact its roughly 3ft or so and behaves oddly I figured to mention it bud.
@@vafreozorn6036 Not sure you're seeing the same thing we are seeing as others mentioned above. Did not look like a branch at all. Looked actually like a shadow in the shape of a person off in the distant background. It appears and is moving then suddenly just disapates. Maybe nothing but I saw it and so did my husband when I called his attention to it.
interesting how there's also a Glastonbury in England known for being a mystical, mysterious place with a hill / mountain (Glastonbury Tor) as it's central focal point 🤔
Vermonter here..I live in Townshend which is about an hour away from Bennington. I've encountered quite a few things as well, and my rule of thumb is just never go into the woods after the sun sets. Can't tell you how many times ive heard my name being called, seeing dark figures in the woods, or just the eery feeling of something watching you.
I live in Rutland VT. grew up doing the AT trail. Been to almost all the haunted spots. Try the Williston haunted castle or the covered bridge on cold river road in Shrewsbury
I mentioned the covered bridge on my comment since that few miles from me haha. Grew swimming there years. Don’t personal feel it haunted mysef and have been there at night before myself to see if get the encounters some say, but nada for me. Sadly the river not as beautiful as it used to be since hurricane irene and Katrina, Irene took the whole bridge up with that storm and the people who lived across there were stranded for days. Got a whole new bridge now it looks good, but the river so eroded and washed out from weather over the past decade it looks bad :(.
Fascinating. The loud sound you heard made me think of something sasquatch experiencers talk about which they refer to as infrasound. Might want to look that up. Cheers.
Your video gave me serious The Blair Witch vibes with all this scary lore and creepy woods. I'm surprised filmmakers haven't discovered this story and made a horror movie yet; if they did, it would probably be a big hit. I also heard a Bennington University student was lost in these woods and rescued by Vermont police, so I'm glad this didn't happen to you.
I live in Bennington County. I’ve always heard people fall into old cellar hole’s from the houses of the old town. They can’t get out and nobody finds them in time if at all. With that said I live on the edge of the Green Mountain Forest. The highest point is a mountain called the Dome. I have a picture perfect view of this mountain from my house. I have seen and recorded all kinds of what I consider paranormal activity. From UAPs, Orbs Strange animal sounds and etc. in my opinion, there’s definitely something strange going on around here. But it originates from the Gren Mountain National Forest not the triangle.
Vermont in the house. Your camping alone??? Yes...man eating stone The little people Dogmen The spreaders....wich are baffling!! And so many more... Oh boy!!! ❤ God bless🙏
Trees fall in forrests once in a while. Land slides can happen during raines. Its important to keep your cool & remain calm. Rationalize it quuckly to move your mind past the occurance. Keep your focus on a more calm reality. Freaking out only brings on more stress, muscles aches, & panic.
Your lucky you didn't let fear consume you, although there were multiple entities surrounding you! Definitely some more 3d looking less multidimensional but what do I know maybe there able traverse back forth!
Because of New England's population pressures in the mid 1800's, any marginally cultivatable lands were settled and farmed. Areas that were logging towns were usually rugged, stony or very swampy, hindering subsistence farming, leaving them used for other economic activities. Stony, rugged, swampy terrain with NE capricious weather can easily lead to accident, broken bones and death due to exposure. Animals can scavenge your corpse, leaving little to be found. Spooky legends are fun, but doubtful. I should add that the feature he camped next to was the remains of a cabin. The metal was probably part of a stove. It may have been part of the forestry service or a wood cutters cabin.
Ok that’s weird because that’s exactly what my buddy said he was dizzy and confused. Couldn’t figure out how to get home. On a snowmobile at that lol like I said this kid is a machine nothing slows him down. Like I said he couldn’t explain to me how or why he couldn’t figure out how to get home and we were born here spend a ton of time in the woods lol also have a camp on top of Woodford mountain connect to Glastonbury. My grandmother has seen mountain lion up there and so have I. Never been so scared in my life lol
Anyone see the black ghost Like thing @ 15.25 of the video? It's o. His left between 2 trees it appears then moves to our right and disappears! WTF? Razor
Can anyone tell me where he exactly parked? Like the road? I’d love to do this hike but I don’t know where to start? This parking area seems perfect. I live in Rutland so not that far away.
You should come down and do Dudleytown in Cornwall, CT. Similar things going on/similar totally abandoned ghost town, an old settlement that was supposedly cursed and every citizen went insane, was killed, murder, killed themselves, just up and left from the terror. Not a single noise is made up in there. No animals, NOTHING. Now it’s owned by this super sketchy organization that’s VERY keen on covering up and keeping under wraps what goes on up in there. But look it up, we’ve been going since we were kids, I’ve got some absolutely MESSED UP stories. If you like this stuff, you’ll love it. Just be careful brother. Great vid! (Also, Ed and Loraine Warren call Dudleytown “One of the most intense Portals to Hell on the entire planet”. Hit me up if you want any of my first hand accounts) Cheers my brother
Interesting video, maybe you should try to go with another person and see how scary it is? I know my mind can play crazy tricks on me when im by myself in an unsettling place.
That part of vermont, as well as Northern Massachusetts and Eastern New York state, all have black bear and are occasionally visited by large cats. I'm thinking let the noise he heard on the way out might well have been a bear.
Rutland county resident myself, been here over 25yrs. Heard of this, but never knew where exactly was or such. To be fair we have sooooooo many haunted legends up this way. Think most popular one is Brattleboro retreat and Pittsfield haunted house. But there’s loooottttsss little haunted things all over up this way. We got like bear mountain lodge, covered bridge, paper factory…ect.
Host, your added fonts are TOO small. My eyes were straining just to read your added script while using a handheld magnifyer. My screen refused to zoom.
If your soloing take a sidearm next time and also take a breath. That metal is from a cabin that was once sitting there. You were standing in its footprint there for sec ..deep breaths Bud.
Heyyy I live in Rutland county area. There’s lots little “haunted.” Things around here. There a covered bridge where someone took there own life yeeeeaaaarrrrrrrs ago and ppl say you’ll see little ghost images at night sometimes randomly, nothing big but interesting little haunt some people just check out, two more bit more personal in a way would be College of saint joseph in rutland, it was alctually me and my dorm mates dorm haha, we had to sign a thingy giving permission for this ghost hunter to investigate it and do a little tour with the students, he deemed it not haunted and we told him we didn’t even know it was our room that was or such haha, guess former graduates would claim to hear scratching on the walls, and ppl in neighboring dorms would hear a girl shreik at random, but nothing for us. Guess it was the room of female student that had bad mental health and got to a point locked herself in the room and slowly went mad before taking herself. But the college closed after I graduated so idk how accessible it is…… and another one I know first hand sorta is killington mountain resort since I work there, some co workers claim some the lodges haunted, I’ll agree to an extent cause our lodge I work I’ll just get that feeling someone is there and see weird things in corner my eyes in there on days we closed and such. But bear mountain is the most notable to be haunted for some reason with even a few locals with season passes refusing to ski or board toward that side cause it feels off, if it is haunted I’d wager it’s the people that died hiking, skiing and boarding and such over the years, if ghost were real I’d wager ghost would roam the resort.
You didn't film that "sound", uh, why not? Hanging food in trees in the twilight in a wilderness where people go missing, going away from campground, was a poor decision that could cost you, your dear life
My buddy got lost up there on snowmobile trails by fire tower and had a panic attack lol I’ve never seen anything like it before lol he couldn’t tell me why he couldn’t figure out which way to go and it was snowing. Normally he’s not even close to the basket case he was when one of our friends called me and said you gotta come get him he’s laying on my pitching floor lol I’ve seen this kid go threw hell and not even bat a eye but somehow quick ride after work laid him right out up there lol I’ve rode dirt bikes up there few times like to go hike it now in my old age lol
not necessarily, depends on the type of fire you make and why you’re spending the night in the woods in the first place. If i was trying to be evasive or trying to hide, i would opt for a Dakota fire hole/pit. For general camping, fire can help deter insects/ animals and i dont feel comfortable at night in the woods without a light. Thats why i said I would’ve slept in the fire lookout tower…
@@NoahKaneI’d also wager if legit heard a sound thing to add on it could be wind if weather was picking up. I live up in woods on one these mountains and have two huge ass boulders up on the mountain side out back, if near them during bad weather can like hear wind whistle to a roar through both them and then the trees add on the sound. Soooo could been rock formations catching wind as went by and hitting trees.
lol pretty sure he touched up some spoooookkkkky snippets himself cause otherwise well it’d just a dude camping. Can see a shadowy thing on the left at 15:24 ish that looks edited in, the flashlight thing def water getting in. Course the noise as exiting we don’t see or hear ourselves but he tried acting it up and such. Not a bad thing, spices it up and makes it engaging haha.
Something being "undocumented" is one thing. However, that does not make some of it "ghostly nonsense", as such a notion shuts off the possibility that more things are happening than what we might be able to wrap our heads around. Perhaps there's a helluva lot more attached to the so-called "natural world" than we ever could have imagined, and were ever dared to be taught. This is the whole point of my PhD surrounding this very subject. I'm uneasy because I live in Montpelier, and have yet to gather a team to investigate. This may change my mind, "ghostly nonsense" notwithstanding. What is or isn't "nonsense" or "belief" will have to wait on the merit of experience. Reality, as it really is, probably doesn't need our belief for it to exist, only for us to actually 'see' it. One way or the other, such realities may very well exist, and we've barely figured out how to navigate them. Not knowing may get us physically 'un-alived', upon other things---perhaps only lost and feeling weird. Who knows what really happens after that.
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Cameraman never dies
you know it
How would you know what happened. One has to survive to tell the tale
Unless he's filming in Palestine. Alas.
As a Vermont native you may or may not be aware that VT is a constitutional carry state - in fact it was THE original constitutional carry state. It's always a good idea to concealed or open carry while out in the woods, *especially* if camping in remote areas alone. I do a lot of solo hiking (including at night) here in NH and I never go without my pistol. No good reason not to, in my opinion.
Same. Ans pref a chest holster if I’m in the woods.
You’re literally more likely to die driving to a trailhead than getting attacked in the woods. I’ve spent dozens of nights in the backcountry in VT and NH and never had an issue. The vast majority of long distance hikers would agree that it is not worth the weight to carry, and personally unless you are the type of person to train several time a week, you are likely putting yourself into more danger by carrying a weapon you can’t use effectively.
@@the0ther0ne You've driven thousands of times and never died in a car crash, but you still wear a seat belt. A lot wrong with your logic. Better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it. I hope you never have to learn that the hard way. Do what you want, but don't try and discourage others from being responsible for their self-defense and exercising their 2A rights.
@@the0ther0ne 1) You used "literally" in the wrong context. Lame.
2) So because you've never had an issue out in nature means no one else ever will, ever again? Getting lamer.
3) Several times a week? Brother have you shot a gun before? It's not rocket appliances. Super lame.
4) Selling the notion that people should trade safety for a little extra comfort is kinda socially dangerous, eh? Ultra mega lame.
Your sauce is weak.
Y'all are paranoid as hell ...😂 Go take a self-defense class or something. Many, many people hike in the woods by themselves and very very few run across anything dangerous other than their own stupidity. You're just letting your imagination run wild.
0:53 being alone in the woods isn't the problem, NOT being alone in the woods is
very true
Hey man, as someone who backpacks super frequently in New England I can guarantee that sound you heard was a spruce grouse taking flight. It's a freaky sound but I would describe it exactly the way that you did. They do that to distract predators away from their young. Loved the video!!!
I am a Vermont Native... Still here. Great job. No way would I do this alone or without a gun on me. NO WAY. Glad you made it home safe.
Fellow Vermonter here and someone who is Abenaki! Really cool to see you exploring the area and talking about our legends at least partially. I'd actually like to go down sometime myself as I'm writing a horror story set in Vermont in a spooky town.
But yeah, glad you made it out! ;)
Love the Abenaki tribe! I went to college at Johnson state and did native Americans study's with an Abenaki professor. My final was to make a traditional bow from scratch. Took me two years to pass his class. My second year a met a Ethnobotanist from Connecticut College who's a master bow smith. He makes bows for the Mohegan tribe. I cut down a perfect hickory tree by ax. We apparently made the largest and most powerful recreation of a Sudbury bow and it got famous. People flew from Europe to get measurements. He wanted to keep the bow for you tribe and to display it. I had to decline it. Felt really bad. So I apologize to your tribe.
Will have to keep my eyes out for that said book! 😉
I'm glad you came out of this forest. Thanks for taking us with you on this crazy experience!
Yeah me too... thanks for watching!
Spoiler.. 😂
Awesome video man, literally feels like a low budget horror movie, original Blair Witch Project vibes
You got such awesome videography skills this channel is def slept on
haha that's definitely what I was going for, thanks for tuning in
I would fight the spooky feelings for this pretty forest any day. Camping there seems so cozy.
It honestly was so beautiful
Hiked and camped up there many times and never heard or saw anything unatural. I would like the superstition to persists, though, as the camping areas out there along the Deerfield river get very crowded in the summer and quite polluted with trash. Hopefully fear of ghosts or whatever will keep some of the glampers away.
Hiked thru this area twice during my 2 thru hikes of the long trail. Didn’t even realize this “triangle” existed. It is an extremely beautiful area of forest!
Pro advice, Tighten up your ruck straps, it will raise up the weight on your back and make it feel lighter. When we wild ruck, I would bend over, almost to 90 degrees, and tighten the straps as right as I could. Source: infantry for 8 years
It works. I actually did it by accident and it helped a lot
great video man. Youre so good at storytelling in your videos
Thanks for watching dude!
Having spent quite a bit of time hiking and camping in the Glastonbury Wilderness, the scariest part to watch was each time you lit your stove.
Hopefully, you've figured it out by now, but just in case: First, open the fuel valve and let the liquid fuel fill the primer ring.
Second, *turn the fuel valve into the fully closed position*
Third, light the liquid fuel in the primer ring and watch it burn almost all the way down but not quite
Fourth, turn the fuel valve back into an open position - if you time it just right, your priming flame will act as a pilot light. If not, just light it while it is still primed (before it cools back down). It's much less sketchy since you're only lighting liquid fuel or gaseous fuel, not both at once. I hope that helps! Good luck!
Exactly. Clueless.
Time to make more of these! I was terrified for you at the end haha
The thing people don’t remeber about this place is that. It’s an old town so a lot of the wells were underground. Obviously they have rotted away now but I personally know people who have almost died falling into them. Could explain some of the disappearances
15:25 as soon as you bend down to the left of you and right to the big tree on left hand side a "shadow" seems to appear then blast away it definitely looks transparent but has a thickness about it. It can be a camera artifact or something but the fact its roughly 3ft or so and behaves oddly I figured to mention it bud.
INTERESTING...
I saw that too!
I saw it 😳
That's a branch look closely and slowly
@@vafreozorn6036 Not sure you're seeing the same thing we are seeing as others mentioned above. Did not look like a branch at all. Looked actually like a shadow in the shape of a person off in the distant background. It appears and is moving then suddenly just disapates. Maybe nothing but I saw it and so did my husband when I called his attention to it.
This one had a strong Blair Witch Project vibe ahah! Great content as always!!
definitely inspired by that movie! Thanks for watching
Make more of these dudeee
haha idk if my heart can take it again
interesting how there's also a Glastonbury in England known for being a mystical, mysterious place with a hill / mountain (Glastonbury Tor) as it's central focal point 🤔
Vermonter here..I live in Townshend which is about an hour away from Bennington. I've encountered quite a few things as well, and my rule of thumb is just never go into the woods after the sun sets. Can't tell you how many times ive heard my name being called, seeing dark figures in the woods, or just the eery feeling of something watching you.
I live in Rutland VT. grew up doing the AT trail. Been to almost all the haunted spots. Try the Williston haunted castle or the covered bridge on cold river road in Shrewsbury
will do!
I mentioned the covered bridge on my comment since that few miles from me haha. Grew swimming there years. Don’t personal feel it haunted mysef and have been there at night before myself to see if get the encounters some say, but nada for me. Sadly the river not as beautiful as it used to be since hurricane irene and Katrina, Irene took the whole bridge up with that storm and the people who lived across there were stranded for days. Got a whole new bridge now it looks good, but the river so eroded and washed out from weather over the past decade it looks bad :(.
its wilsons castle.
@@smokeyjoe4893 haha you right, sometimes I don’t look back fully after typing and my phone corrects things.
good job editing/ using different sources/ interposing various audio clips 😉
Saw the shadow man at 15:26 behind the tree, jump out and jumped back in. Creepy.
Top left yeah I saw it too..
Don’t go into the woods alone. It’s just not a good idea. Paranormal or otherwise.
agreed
Fascinating. The loud sound you heard made me think of something sasquatch experiencers talk about which they refer to as infrasound. Might want to look that up. Cheers.
We need more content like this!
Is amazing to see what your able to do in life so young and already have so many stories
I can see that fire tower from my living room windows with binoculars
I love a good "ghost story", thanks man!
Your video gave me serious The Blair Witch vibes with all this scary lore and creepy woods. I'm surprised filmmakers haven't discovered this story and made a horror movie yet; if they did, it would probably be a big hit. I also heard a Bennington University student was lost in these woods and rescued by Vermont police, so I'm glad this didn't happen to you.
Spaghetti sauce is on your hat. Thunder. Rain. The wilder is spooky. Enjoyed your video.
In the winter the icicles freeze horizontal on fire tower pretty wild looking lol
Wearing red is bad luck as you set up a red tent and wear a red jacket. Lol
Great video. 😊
It's why the British lost lmao
Dammm man my respect to you I can’t imagine be there by myself.looks scary.great video tho.
thanks for watching!
What is that man like figure stepping out from behind a tree, top left at 15:26 ??
It's a fern leaf folding upward in the breeze. It did look like someone popping up over the brush but pretty sure that's a fern wobbling around
hey man! i see you have the north face wasatch sleeping bag, what do you stuff it in? my sleeping bag is huge on my backpack!
I live in Bennington County. I’ve always heard people fall into old cellar hole’s from the houses of the old town. They can’t get out and nobody finds them in time if at all. With that said I live on the edge of the Green Mountain Forest. The highest point is a mountain called the Dome. I have a picture perfect view of this mountain from my house. I have seen and recorded all kinds of what I consider paranormal activity. From UAPs, Orbs Strange animal sounds and etc. in my opinion, there’s definitely something strange going on around here. But it originates from the Gren Mountain National Forest not the triangle.
I have a weirdly innate want to be in the Blair Witch Project and this video basically scratches that itch.
Vermont in the house. Your camping alone???
Yes...man eating stone
The little people
Dogmen
The spreaders....wich are baffling!!
And so many more...
Oh boy!!! ❤
God bless🙏
It might be a raindrop on the lens but something weird shows up on the left in the middle around 15:27
Old woodstove remains are the metal objects
You have guts to go into a set of woods like that unarmed.
I lost a half ounce of Colombian gold there in the late 70s..still pissed.
That was yours i found that now know where it came from ty
Trees fall in forrests once in a while. Land slides can happen during raines.
Its important to keep your cool & remain calm. Rationalize it quuckly to move your mind past the occurance. Keep your focus on a more calm reality.
Freaking out only brings on more stress, muscles aches, & panic.
Good video bro, really well presented. I had heard of the Bennington college student disappearance but not that there were 10 more..
Thanks Jonathan!
23:50 if you pause there's something red on the trail behind him that wasnt there in the previous frame...
To his right
Oh,anyone see a ghost town? At least the black ghost thing is there on his left at 15:20 min .
Fern
Leaving for the long trail tomorrow.
Your lucky you didn't let fear consume you, although there were multiple entities surrounding you! Definitely some more 3d looking less multidimensional but what do I know maybe there able traverse back forth!
Glad I found this channel, reminds me of another TH-camr named Shiey
What was the green liquid you poured into the pot?
Noah you are such a doll. 💕
Damn, that was a scary watch! Glad you didn't conduct an interview with Citro yourself...
how come? he seems like a character!
@@NoahKane He sure does, but he said that 3 of those he was interviewed by either killed themselves or went missing! So that's why haha
@@jakobwilmer oh that makes sense!
There is lots of life. Plants are living things too!
Because of New England's population pressures in the mid 1800's, any marginally cultivatable lands were settled and farmed. Areas that were logging towns were usually rugged, stony or very swampy, hindering subsistence farming, leaving them used for other economic activities. Stony, rugged, swampy terrain with NE capricious weather can easily lead to accident, broken bones and death due to exposure. Animals can scavenge your corpse, leaving little to be found. Spooky legends are fun, but doubtful. I should add that the feature he camped next to was the remains of a cabin. The metal was probably part of a stove. It may have been part of the forestry service or a wood cutters cabin.
Ok that’s weird because that’s exactly what my buddy said he was dizzy and confused. Couldn’t figure out how to get home. On a snowmobile at that lol like I said this kid is a machine nothing slows him down. Like I said he couldn’t explain to me how or why he couldn’t figure out how to get home and we were born here spend a ton of time in the woods lol also have a camp on top of Woodford mountain connect to Glastonbury. My grandmother has seen mountain lion up there and so have I. Never been so scared in my life lol
Anyone see the black ghost Like thing @ 15.25 of the video? It's o. His left between 2 trees it appears then moves to our right and disappears! WTF?
Razor
We did see it. Strange looking.
Fern
It's a fern leaf flopping around in the breeze. At first it was shocking but it's a fern.
Can anyone tell me where he exactly parked? Like the road? I’d love to do this hike but I don’t know where to start? This parking area seems perfect. I live in Rutland so not that far away.
AT/LT Route 9 Trailhead!
Thank you!
"We're just gonna disregard this creepy array of metal instruments" famous last words lol
Awesome video, instantly subbed 🤝
You should come down and do Dudleytown in Cornwall, CT. Similar things going on/similar totally abandoned ghost town, an old settlement that was supposedly cursed and every citizen went insane, was killed, murder, killed themselves, just up and left from the terror. Not a single noise is made up in there. No animals, NOTHING. Now it’s owned by this super sketchy organization that’s VERY keen on covering up and keeping under wraps what goes on up in there. But look it up, we’ve been going since we were kids, I’ve got some absolutely MESSED UP stories. If you like this stuff, you’ll love it. Just be careful brother. Great vid! (Also, Ed and Loraine Warren call Dudleytown “One of the most intense Portals to Hell on the entire planet”. Hit me up if you want any of my first hand accounts) Cheers my brother
Interesting video, maybe you should try to go with another person and see how scary it is? I know my mind can play crazy tricks on me when im by myself in an unsettling place.
would definitely have made for a better time!
That part of vermont, as well as Northern Massachusetts and Eastern New York state, all have black bear and are occasionally visited by large cats.
I'm thinking let the noise he heard on the way out might well have been a bear.
This is great!
Im sorry did anyone see time 15:27 something in the background or was it just me
Is it annoying to have to run back and grab your camera after all these shots of you walking by or towards it? 😂 Great stuff tho 👍🙏
Let's not forget that you also have to run up to place it then back to get the shot
❤❤is that Bennington tringle i am from India is Bennington really mystery,are there man Eater stone
When people feed too much into ghost stories, they're going to die of fear alone and yes, people can die of fear.
No they cant
@@SLel2245 it the ghost!
That "boulder" was probably a bear making a low growl. Not being able to run probably saved your life
Did you not see the structure above where those tools were? They always seem to be where they think sasquatch are
mmmmm
That’s funny becuase usually the fire towers on ski resorts have so much graffiti , but this one is more isolated .cool
Haha work at a ski resort not far from where he was at in this video. Can confirm our tower at the peak is soooooo bad of shape and graffitied.
I am born and raised in VT. Ive never heard of this?
Rutland county resident myself, been here over 25yrs. Heard of this, but never knew where exactly was or such. To be fair we have sooooooo many haunted legends up this way. Think most popular one is Brattleboro retreat and Pittsfield haunted house. But there’s loooottttsss little haunted things all over up this way. We got like bear mountain lodge, covered bridge, paper factory…ect.
@@Spider_Mike023 I worked at the vt College campus for awhile. That place is truly haunted
UVM is haunted
Up on the “white rock” cliffs up there we had a cool “bigfoot” experience.
Yo that fire tower was sick. But I knew some shit was about to go down when you put on a fucking bloody hat instead of a hood lmfao
yeah right - definitely something was up
Yo, this is Kendall and Josh for sure
Host, your added fonts are TOO small. My eyes were straining just to read your added script while using a handheld magnifyer.
My screen refused to zoom.
Time space continuom matches Abernaki theory where 4 winds meet
If your soloing take a sidearm next time and also take a breath. That metal is from a cabin that was once sitting there. You were standing in its footprint there for sec ..deep breaths Bud.
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Heyyy I live in Rutland county area. There’s lots little “haunted.” Things around here. There a covered bridge where someone took there own life yeeeeaaaarrrrrrrs ago and ppl say you’ll see little ghost images at night sometimes randomly, nothing big but interesting little haunt some people just check out, two more bit more personal in a way would be College of saint joseph in rutland, it was alctually me and my dorm mates dorm haha, we had to sign a thingy giving permission for this ghost hunter to investigate it and do a little tour with the students, he deemed it not haunted and we told him we didn’t even know it was our room that was or such haha, guess former graduates would claim to hear scratching on the walls, and ppl in neighboring dorms would hear a girl shreik at random, but nothing for us. Guess it was the room of female student that had bad mental health and got to a point locked herself in the room and slowly went mad before taking herself. But the college closed after I graduated so idk how accessible it is…… and another one I know first hand sorta is killington mountain resort since I work there, some co workers claim some the lodges haunted, I’ll agree to an extent cause our lodge I work I’ll just get that feeling someone is there and see weird things in corner my eyes in there on days we closed and such. But bear mountain is the most notable to be haunted for some reason with even a few locals with season passes refusing to ski or board toward that side cause it feels off, if it is haunted I’d wager it’s the people that died hiking, skiing and boarding and such over the years, if ghost were real I’d wager ghost would roam the resort.
The sound you heard was probably the stone that eats people lol
Why is it always a triangle, how come its never a parallelogram?
boy got nuts
I’m sure it has been said, but those were all pieces of an old cast iron wood stove. Likely a camp there at one time.
yes for sure
You didn't film that "sound", uh, why not? Hanging food in trees in the twilight in a wilderness where people go missing, going away from campground, was a poor decision that could cost you, your dear life
It is pretty weird hearing and seeing no animals
wait so wheres the ghost town? this entire video was just you talking in a forest
My buddy got lost up there on snowmobile trails by fire tower and had a panic attack lol I’ve never seen anything like it before lol he couldn’t tell me why he couldn’t figure out which way to go and it was snowing. Normally he’s not even close to the basket case he was when one of our friends called me and said you gotta come get him he’s laying on my pitching floor lol I’ve seen this kid go threw hell and not even bat a eye but somehow quick ride after work laid him right out up there lol I’ve rode dirt bikes up there few times like to go hike it now in my old age lol
I've been out there .literally nothing there.
Greylock moment.
I would have never been able to fall asleep without a fire! I definitely would've felt safer in the fire lookout tower lol!
Fire gives your position away.
not necessarily, depends on the type of fire you make and why you’re spending the night in the woods in the first place. If i was trying to be evasive or trying to hide, i would opt for a Dakota fire hole/pit. For general camping, fire can help deter insects/ animals and i dont feel comfortable at night in the woods without a light. Thats why i said I would’ve slept in the fire lookout tower…
18:20 spooky pasta sauce blood…
Who camps with red coat / tent really odd
The hat was probably dirty from a souce you ate before.. and the sound could be just a falling log, as there were many dead trees.. Scary anyway
Those are definitely possibilities...
@@NoahKaneI’d also wager if legit heard a sound thing to add on it could be wind if weather was picking up. I live up in woods on one these mountains and have two huge ass boulders up on the mountain side out back, if near them during bad weather can like hear wind whistle to a roar through both them and then the trees add on the sound. Soooo could been rock formations catching wind as went by and hitting trees.
The blood on the hat is just tomato sauce from the pasta
lol pretty sure he touched up some spoooookkkkky snippets himself cause otherwise well it’d just a dude camping. Can see a shadowy thing on the left at 15:24 ish that looks edited in, the flashlight thing def water getting in. Course the noise as exiting we don’t see or hear ourselves but he tried acting it up and such. Not a bad thing, spices it up and makes it engaging haha.
You realize that checking your “compass” is pointless as a test of something going on because it’s a gps driven app?
Those are remnants of an old wood stove
Something being "undocumented" is one thing. However, that does not make some of it "ghostly nonsense", as such a notion shuts off the possibility that more things are happening than what we might be able to wrap our heads around. Perhaps there's a helluva lot more attached to the so-called "natural world" than we ever could have imagined, and were ever dared to be taught. This is the whole point of my PhD surrounding this very subject. I'm uneasy because I live in Montpelier, and have yet to gather a team to investigate. This may change my mind, "ghostly nonsense" notwithstanding. What is or isn't "nonsense" or "belief" will have to wait on the merit of experience. Reality, as it really is, probably doesn't need our belief for it to exist, only for us to actually 'see' it. One way or the other, such realities may very well exist, and we've barely figured out how to navigate them. Not knowing may get us physically 'un-alived', upon other things---perhaps only lost and feeling weird. Who knows what really happens after that.
looks.. like a forest