I've driven over Pacheco Pass hundreds of times, starting in the early 80s when I was a delivery driver between San Jose and Fresno. It used to be tremendously dangerous, being a narrow winding two lane mountain road most of the way. It is one of two main commercial truck routes into the SF Bay Area from the central valley and highways 5 and 99, and consequently has heavy truck traffic going both directions... especially in the early morning hours, as truckers doing overnight hauls from SoCal try to get to their end points by 7:00 or 8:00 AM in the Bay Area. Sleepy drivers and big rigs on a narrow mountain road, often socked in with fog... It's much better now, with only a couple miles of undivided narrow road left, but it's still a road to be taken with care. Sadly, I can say that in all the trips I've taken over the pass, I've never seen anything paranormal on that road. Just the ordinary, normal idiot drivers were scary enough.
Have driven this road many times From Watsonville to Gilroy. Once we were driving behind a mini van, we got really lose to it because it was driving under 20 mph. As we passed it my niece's boyfriend and I just gasped and looked at each other, sitting in the passenger side was a lady with pointy ears and long white hair...not sure if they were pranking us but it was creepy.
We lost a dear family member in 2014 hit head on by a semi truck. She had her favorite dogs with her…… it was traumatic that I can imagine her soul is probably still attached to the spot along with one of her dogs. Have driven by the exact spot several times and still feel her shock and pain facing the split seconds of the end of her life😢🥺😭
When I was young, maybe 9 or 10, my family was driving to Casa de Fruta and somewhere along Pacheco Pass we began to hear horses neighing. Thinking it was the radio my dad turned the volume down but the noise continued. It’s as if it was coming from inside our car. Stopped after a minute or so but by far the weirdest experience I ever had. Still can’t explain wtf that was.
I driven over the pass hundreds of times. Night and day. Only thing I ever saw was a man in a duster and cowboy hat on the side of the road north bound couple miles passed casa de fruita. That was wild. Not one to really believe in ghosts and all that but I sure had a weird feeling after that one.
I live in Fresno now, but used to live in Santa Cruz. I would drive back and forth pretty often to visit my parents here in Fresno. I usually went in the middle of the night to avoid traffic and it was super creepy on Pacheco Pass, never seen anything though. I would drive Mt. Madonna Rd near Gilroy and that was dark, woodsy, curvy and super creepy. My dad was a truck driver in the 80’s and lost his breaks on Pacheco Pass. Luckily, there was a more experienced driver near that coached him and walked him through how to downshift and used his truck to help. Creeps me out that my dad could have been one of those ghost stories. Oddly enough he did end up dying in a motorcycle crash a couple of years later on a dark country road near Exeter. He might be someone’s ghost story over there. Who knows.
I used to live in Valley of Enchantment/Crestline area of California. It was up in the mountains and the roads were mostly switch back curves and it was heavily wooded as it went thru the national forest. On our stretch of road it was straight for about 2 city blocks and there was a sharp turn at the end. Anyway, it was a full moon night and my brother and I were up late having a few beers on the porch. Outta nowhere a cherry red 57 Chevy came roaring out of the darkness speeding down the stretch. We heard the breaks squeal loudly as it came to the turn and the sound of a horrible crash followed... it woke up our neighbors and we ran down to were we could see the turn. We expected the worst as we peered down to the power pole right before the turn and saw nothing but a low hanging fog... We were shocked to say the least. Our neighbors went back to bed but my bro and I were spooked. Next morning we told our dad about what happened and before we could tell him what the car looked like he described it. We are more shocked than ever and he says" Yeah it comes thru here once a year" thoughtfully sipping his coffee.."but u never see it after it crashes". My dad had lived there for years. It no longer fazed him.
It sounds like it’s a residual energy loop. Whenever there’s a crazy amount of energy released it tends to leave a footprint, so to speak. It will keep playing out from time to time. Thanks for sharing your story!!!
Came up in my feed. Clicked so fast, to see if the fwy I had an experience on would be listed. 1996 rainy evening I was driving with my mom to try on my altered wedding dress. There was an apparition of a woman in a white dress walking along a hillside about 15 ft from the on ramp. She was not from this century. I asked my mom if she saw what I saw. She said yes. I turned back around and she was gone. It was pouring rain but she wasn’t wet while walking. 78 east bound fwy San Marcos.
TURNBULL CANYON in Whittier !!! It's a spiritual hotbed. The original Indians that inhabited the San Gabriel valley referred to the canyon as a place of darkness.
Pacheco Pass was called Blood Alley back in the '60s and '70s. There were so many accidents it was horrible. We used to camp all over California and that's a route that you have to take to go south or east from a third of the State. We'd expect to come upon something it was so 'normal'. Big rigs, bikers, boaters, campers, family cars. It's not like that anymore; still, I once drove alone to visit my cousin in Fresno and going through there it was an unusual floaty wavey fog and I realized I was the only car on the road for quite awhile which is not normal. 10a.m. on a weekday.
I remember that they used to call Monterey highway before it was 101 Blood Alley. My elementary school was Encinal elementary on Monterey Highway just a two-way road on one side and a two-way road the other side before they even put a cement barrier between it, there was constant big rigs overturned once overturning tomatoes just flew all spilled on the road all by her school. It was crazy.
I’ve driven Pacheco several hundred times and have never witnessed anything paranormal. I drove the grapevine this past weekend and felt an uneasy feeling there. I got weird vibes when driving by Pyramid lake. There’s a lot of places to go off roading in the area. I wanted to stop off and check it out but my gut was telling me to keep driving so I did.
Pacheco Pass Road IS 152. And CAN be scary as hell. I've driven it more times than I care to count. I've experienced time slips there myself. It's the most disconcerting feeling.
Yup... Once my brother and I were driving along...we were talking and listening to music, when it finally dawned on me, that we had been on the Pass a long time. I asked my brother " isn't this drive taking longer than usual..." ? My brother finally looks over at me with a face of confusion, and asks, " where the hell are we..."?
pacheco pass from watsonville to gilory right ? yeah that place is legendary , seen a creepy ass lady standing in the middle of nowhere at night there , crazy stuff
@@Man_United_USA no thats called Mount Madonna and thats crazy u said that cuz when i was ypung me and my dad saw the same old lady in white creepy as hell
I've read of the Char-Man. He was once a teenage boy who lived with his father in a nearby cabin. In 1948 a wildfire struck the area and began to to approach to cabin. Supposedly the boy went mad and flayed his father alive and ran into the burning woods where he was either disfigured but survived or died and is now a burnt and deformed ghost.
Hwy 12 traveling from Fairfield backroad to Lodi that you can cut through 5. It’s a two way lane and many peoples lost their lives bypassing vehicle with using broken lane to pass. I live in Fairfield and been using that HWY 12 all the time to go to San Diego. It is especially scary late or early morning when it gets foggy. Never saw a ghost but heard many stories about vehicle passing through the broken lane. A few years ago, a family that were trying to cut a semi-truck but the Corolla couldn’t pass through and the oncoming semi-truck ran right through them killing the family. If your car is too slow to pass on a one lane highway, don’t do it.
They don’t call that area “highway to hell” for nothin! I’m from Stockton and use that exact highway to go fishing and I’ll tell you that highway and surrounding areas are really haunted
I used to live in Suisun 1994 Graduation at Armijo High there was a bad car accident on high 12 the grandparents of a guy graduating died and so did his young cousin . I'll never forget that Oddly I can't remember his name 🤔
Today 8-8-2024; I drove with my family down HWY 12 towards I-5 for Los Angeles. Traffic was backed up for miles. There was a very bad accident. I can only hope and pray that those people survived 🤔🙏
You don't have anything in Northern California Lovall Valley Road in Sonoma goes to Lovall Valley where there was a huge massacre of Native Americans ordered by President Lincoln. Sonoma is THE most haunted town in California . . . Chinese tunnels, the old Embarcadero, the Whipping Tree, the white cross on the hill where the ghost of the white schoolteacher killed in the massacre haunting there, the Rattlesnake and Bear ritual sacrifice that took place thousands of years the field of which contains the bodies of chiefs and shamans, hundreds of bodies buried under the street next to the Mission Sonoma. My son saw a Native woman ♀️ n the courtyard of the Mission. My camera got many paranormal photos at the Whipping Tree. Sonoma County Developmental Center contains the ghosts of survivors of the Philadelphia Experiment held on the Eldridge. The SCDC is in Eldridge California near Sonoma. A 10-year-old white boy tried to explore a Chinese tunnel and got lost. The townspeople mapped the tunnel at 17 miles long but never found him, although his ghost still resides there. Other strange people haunting: Chief Solano, the Dinner children, the Mexican outlaw Joaquin Murrieta. A friend of mine does ghost tours in Sonoma. Her name is Carla Heine. She grew up in a haunted Adobe which was is now a historical monument where Lincoln quartered his troops. There were several murders there. I realize it's mostly a town but the roads are haunted too and lots of UFO activity. I always feel a multi-dimensional vibe there and if you talk to the homeless they have seen very strange sights.
First of all Joaquin Murrieta lived in the Central Valley of California in/near COALINGA CA to be exact. I think you might be mixing up all the California legends
Well my friend I'm a homeless from Sonoma, C.A 95476. I can back your statement by far to be the most accurate. I never thought I would see a ghost in my life. I was 19 at the time working in a restaurant Infront of the mission when a dark figured crossed through my peripheral vision. Shit was the scariest I've ever seen
Interesting that you mentioned Lovall Vally Rd. Was born in Sonoma. My grandparents lived in Sonoma for 25 years. I’m remember riding my bike up Lovall Valley Rd past Ild Winery Rd. back in the early 1960’s. I was 8 years old. As I was riding, for some reason I stopped. Looked around, and sensed I was being watched. I hightailed down the hill, got home, and never went back till sometime in the 1980’s. There used to be a turkey farm at the end of the road.
I drove over the Pacheco pass when it was so foggy you literally couldn't see 2 feet in front of your face... it was like smoke. I'd heard of fog like that before and never believed it till I saw it. Every car just had to stop it was so bad.
Heard many many stories of Dogwood road. I use to drive it everyday to get to work from Calexico to Brawley late at night. I’ve never experienced anything but it is very much local lore.
hey guys just wana share a scary road experience...just a few days ago we went to pachanga casino here in california..so as we left the casino we headed out to valley view casino..we left around 2am and headed out thru these real rough mountain roads ...about 15 mins in we witnessed a indian type ghostly figure on the road ..it was soo unreal and we couldnt believe our eyes i hope to one day go back again and catch the indian ghost on camera😱👻
I traveled dogwood road in el centro California, i even walked it after getting in an argument with my ex at 12am (midnight) and i saw nothing, i always go to mexicali and lived in the area for a while.
La Llorona is a woman in white who has haunted roads in Southern California and Mexico for centuries. She does not stay in one place. I see glimpses of her in these stories.
as a commuter from san jose to fresno county I have never seen anything paranormal about pacheco pass. The only dangerous part about it, is the amount rail-less roads, fast drivers that 90+ mph, and rainy/foggy weather that can both happen at the same time. There are heavy winds when you reach the top, but other than that I would not consider it paranormal.
I have driven on Pacheco Pass, and it is all true. It is the darkest road , and scariest that I have ever been on. While driving my doors both locked on their own and I seen a headless girl in the middle of the road. I drove the fastest I ever have. You also feel as if you are being watched the entire drive on that road.
I just moved to California from Virginia a couple days ago and we drove 2 separate vehicles 🚗 I didn’t see anything abnormal but it had gotten dark and I was scared as hell the next city was Kingman it was time to stop never drive at night
Number 5. I remember during my senior year, a college student finished his night class and was driving home, while he was driving he saw something off in the distance and he decided to slow down the car and he managed to capture a photo of the ghost girl on the side of the road staring right at him
i live by Ventura Avenue can you tell me what you know about creek road? i know the ojai cemetery is haunted, we had went with Richard Senate on a tour, and i heard a mans whistle, it sounded old fashioned, then i got a very bad headache on the back of my head
I’ve traveled many times on Hwy 152 to fish at San Luis Reservoir or travel to L.A. and never once seen anything out of the ordinary. If anything San Felipe Rd or Marsh Rd is more haunted by far.
Yes!! I drive eight mile everyday and have heard some spooky tales! I’m also surprised dyer lane isn’t in the video!! With all the satanic stuff on the roads
@@minnow2891from what I heard from locals and my family they had weird encounters out there such as quite strange acts of nature or just some weird paranormal stuff my experience out there…my car’s battery just disconnected all of a sudden and then went back on and I almost hit a deer. I found out I had a lose battery post terminal. I know that’s not paranormal or haunted. But it was definitely a weird incident.
Highway 154 from Santa Barbara to the 101 is pretty bad. A lot of people have went off the mountain or died in head on collisions. I've seen a motorcyclist that passed me up dead at the top of the mountain. He died when he T-boned a 4runner after he passed me up.
add somebody who lives in Ojai while the char-man story is the most famous I know people personally who have encountered the woman in white or the bloody bride you can't go anywhere in the town without meeting somebody who has allegedly seen her.
In 1913, on the Pacheco Pass, my Great-great grandmother, Kitty Irene, and her daughter, Marion, were in a carriage accident after the horses tripped. The carriage rolled over Kitty and crushed her ribs. She passed a couple days after at home in Los Banos. Marion survived, grew up and was married, but passed in a sanitarium at a young age (27, if I remember correctly).
I got the notification and then TH-cam threw a fit. I'm here now though!! Lol Great job as usual!! Proctor Valley road sounds like road trip material!! I'm surprised I've actually heard of it since I have no idea where I heard about it. Lol
First timer to your videos, thank you for the info!! I live in Santa Clara, and we travel Pacheco Pass often, to head to L.A and my sons Dads family lives in Gustine (Next to Santa Nella). We went to Casa De Fruta last week and a car was being dumb and tried going around another car and was coming head on to us. Thankfully there was a big shoulder and the car was a 8 car lengths ahead. Have to be very careful cuz some people aren't! When I was about 15, my Mom and I were coming back from L.A and we were on 152, pulled off to go to the bathroom we were by the Dinosaur reserve. I seen this emerald green orb behind me and froze, then it stopped. My Mom told me to hurry up and she threw the car in drive, I jumped in and the orb was bouncing towards our car. Super trippy!
Yeap that road is scary,,,in 2011 in broad daylight commuters stopped to take pictures and video of a UFO object that was hovering over the reservoir moving back and forth at high speeds,,,also in 2010 a mile from the Merced county line by dinosaur point 2 bodies where found in a van that was set on fire….then the fog ,,,if you ever get caught in that fog,,,that is the scariest thing ever,,you can’t see anything ,,,so fog and restless souls on that over pass gives me goosebumps just thinking about it
You should check into the history of Norco, California. I don’t know the history, but I grew up there and the area where I grew up near Highland Elementary seems cursed. Everyone seems to have some sort of horrible deaths that have lived there. The prison that is in Norco used to be hospital in the early 1900’s, there’s something weird about that place!!
Nice video. I tried driving through proctor rd once. I only went in like 20 mins down the road before my daughter, who was 5 years old at the time, woke up in the car crying scared telling me she wanted to go home. I tried telling her everything was ok, but she was so scared and she couldn't stop crying. It wasn't until we were back in jamul that she calmed down and went back to sleep. I have been wanting to go down the road again.
Hicks Road in San Jose has a lot of local lore attached to it. I believe there was even a film made about it. I have never "seen" anything. My son and I used to fish the reservoirs on the top of Hicks Rd so I have driven it in the dark. Its a curvy mountain road with dense trees. All I can say is it feels very odd sometimes. Would not want to drive it alone in the dark.
Oh wow! That gut feeling usually indicates something... after all, before cell phones and cooked food, it's all we had to survive on. Thanks for joining us, Andrew! Any other good ones we should keep our eyes on?
Growing up I heard many stories of proctor valley from my dad and uncles who grew up just a mile from there. A lot of the ones you speak of I've encountered on my own as I took a dare to spend the night out there. The ones I encountered are the scream from the lady in white, the hand print on my truck the native drums and random sounds that almost sounded like talking. Being that I'm now married with kids my wife does not want me around that area ever again she says I seem different after spending time out there
Thanks for sharing that @JeremiahDaluperit-by8tg. That all sounds pretty terrifying. Can you elaborate or share a bit more about any of these experiences?
I've drove thru Dogwood I didn't know it was haunted my battery drained at 3am and I was stranded for 40 minutes I didn't know what to do my phone was dead also I saw a figure 10 feet away I was so scared I started my car again and it worked needless to say i drove so fast and never looked back..
I lived and grew up in Chula Vista and heared of the hauntings of Proctor Valley Road I've even been on the road. I never experianced anything but I believe in all things that have happened there.
you should be able to find scary fishing stories of the 2 lakes there... San Luis Reservoir and O'neill Forebay.. supposedly bodies get dump there too..
Never thought id hear the Dogwood one on TH-cam, figured it was too local haha. The hitchhiker ghost has been said to be either a young lady or an old woman so it varies. She is said to be in an all white gown, and supposedly like in the video, if you stop to pick her up she will sit in the back and say nothing, then when you glance away she'll be gone the next time you look back. I've heard of 2 different sightings, one where the old woman seemed to have both her feet missing, and the other sighting was the younger woman swinging around on a road sign in the middle of nowhere then when they turned around to offer a ride she was gone. Supposedly if you mock her she will suddenly appear in your backseat and those people end up crashing
Long story short, I saw a "phantam vehicle aka ghost car" on Angeles Crest Highway. If anyone wants exact coordinates and directions, if you sit there long enough and on enough nights, it'll pass right next to you, no joke. I have never had the chance to go back and do this, but I bet it goes by often, like a broken record...bad accidents have occurred at the spot, besides an old, gigantic water/city tunnel right underneath the spot, and more! Let me know:)
I just realized I’ve unknowingly traveled through Pacheco pass numerous times on my way from Los Ángeles to Oakland. Never seen anything out of the ordinary though. Pretty chilling
Thanks for tuning in to the channel @stevenpeinado4807. You'll have to keep your eyes peeled for spooky stuff the next time you take that drive and let us know if you experience anything!
I was driving back from Orange County back home to San Francisco and I accidentally got stuck on the 99 freeway the way to 101 I could take it west to Pacheco Pass and connect myself to the 101 freeway and I remember driving through it and it seems like I was driving for hours, which was in actuality a 45 minute drive to the 101 freeway a time trap sort of weird feeling very very creepy intense feeling when I drive through there. My dad lived on Hecker Pass Highway on 152 in Gilroy and that road always scared me. There was a lot of accidents when I was in high school my my girlfriends brother let his girlfriend drive his car she’s driving she reaches back. This is in 1983 to grab a cassette tape quickly and then all that since she hits four bicyclist one after the other on the side of the road killed all of them it was horrific something about that area just creeps me out that was on a hacker Pass Highway 152 in Gilroy which comes right off Pacheco Pass always drive with your lights on cause there’s always just weir fog even in the day sometimes , also make sure your car has plenty of gas before you get there because you just never want to break down or run out of gas so I would always check my tires and my water at the gas station before I would drive through there I just always did that
Dang! So it can get pretty creepy, huh? You sound like you have some extensive experience up that way. Have you ever seen anything you couldn't explain?
I used to live in a Chula Vista for awhile and I wished I knew about this road I’d definitely check it out in the morning lol..it seems I’ve lived in Victorville in Death Valley which is also rather Paranormal area..this was very informative and I Thankyou for this high quality channel
Theirs a road in chula vista that's haunted its. North of the old toys are us I seen a girl pale in the street at night I ask my friend did u see her she said yes I looked in the mirror and she had turned her body around facing the car and was glowing. This was 1983
Just on the stretch of road from Vegas to Pahrump thousands have died just in the 10 years I've lived here, people from all over the world have lost there lives on this stretch of highway. Would like to see a team do a ghost investigation one day on this highway. last one I heard of was an old retired couple from Europe on vacation think a gas truck took them out week later 20 bikers got taken out and they found a young college girl and her car and a murder victim john dow etc etc that's just in a two week time frame.
Whoa.. my older cousin moved to Pahrump 15 years ago, and I went to visit when I was like 15\16 YO, they of course had to take us to the Vegas strip for some fun but the road from Pahrump to Vegas was pretty creepy. I remember seeing a couple people wayyyyy in the desert running, off the side of the road. Fog and winter weather didn't help the creepiness hahaha
I seen a ghost car in the country when I was head to work around 9PM. A car passed me then about 3 seconds later a car somewhat glow w lights on was coming straight at me. I braced for impact but it went thru me. Like it was the residue of the car that passed me. Time seemed to stretch maybe idk.
Same here, but I think it's the site is not working right now for some reason. A lot of people are complaining about the same problem for other videos.
Was Ol' "Joaquin Murrieta " one of those two most notorious Bandits who robbed and murdered people along Pacheco Pass you touched on ? Everyone here interested in such might read up on the notorious Joaquin Murrieta. He plays real heavily into the early history of California and my own hometown "Tracy, CA" where I grew up and had 5 Generations of family. He had an Irish San Patricio Cohort named "Carrol of Corral Hollow" who helped him evade the Law and Posses who used the overlooks from Altamont Pass through Corral Hollow/Tesla Road Area to signal with Mirrors and Smoke any traps lying in wait on the Valley Floor or foothills.
I have used Dogwood since the 80s before Hwy 86 was built & I’m happy that I did not come across anything & I would travel it late at night or very early in the morning. The road is in decay due to frequent semi use so I don’t use it anymore.
Yes, My boyfriend and I were driving on that road at night time, it was about 9 or 10 o'clock and it was creepy! I seen a lot of spirits on that road, the spirits didn't creepy me out there was something else that I couldn't tell what it was but I didn't get a good feeling about it.
Thanku! Love California! Was wondering if ur going to make a haunted roads of Las Vegas, Nv anytime soon? Lol jw because I’m a native of Vegas although I reside in Maui but I’m very interested in wat info u have in Vegas? Just a suggestion and ty for the amazing vids as always!! 💯👍🏽💜😊
My mom told me about the story about the headlights following their car it happened to her when she was only five years old. Those headlights were falling her aunts and uncles vehicle at night time.
I drive 152 to hollister and back for a store all the time as a truck driver I’ve even came through around midnight pitch black rainstorms at night. I never see anything cool😒
In Marin County the road over Whites Hill from Fairfax to San Geronimo Valley is a short stretch with a reputation for many fatal accidents . I am not sure about the older road over the Hill that runs below the newer one constructed in the early 1950’s . I grew up there and hunted Deer in those Hills sleeping out at night countless times and never experienced anything strange. Some people say the area is Haunted and there were stories around the Turn of the century of a Ghost Train. The old rail line had been changed because the Engines had trouble getting over in to the San Geronimo Valley on their way to Cazedero . A long trestle was later constructed spanning the valley on the Fairfax side and leading to a long tunnel through the Hill into Woodacre. Before that A engine had flipped on its side on a turn trying to maintain momentum to get it over the hill where the road today goes through the pass. Two maintenance workers were killed when their Hand cart encountered a train out of San Rafael in a narrow cut that can be seen across the valley from the Sir Francis Drake Blvd. going over the Hill. A B-17 crashed on top of the Hill with fatalities at the End of World War 2 See B-17 Whites Hill. Many of these ghost stories and claims of hearing wailing , moaning lamentations, train sounds during rainstorms etc. are made up by people to excite the imagination.
Have you done hwy 6 in Utah? Also known as dead mans road. Just a few years ago there was a ghost that was recorded by udot cameras on what’s known as soldier summit. A soldier was separated from his squad and his body was found later.
Can't enjoy the beauty of calli with the drivers there there going 90 an there determined you do the same by riding your ass with 2 available lanes . hate it.
Flat land drivers due that. As soon as put some curves some curves I front of them they slow down below the speed limit. I see this all the time on CA hwy 20
I've explored a lot of Haunted roads in California......let's just say, many blunts were smoked.
If not...let's just say I'd have a hard time believing you 😉
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Road trip must have
Lol, I drove 3 hrs of the Big Sur on some blunts but I couldn’t do much more
Sure that had to make those boring roads where probably nothing happened more interesting
I've driven over Pacheco Pass hundreds of times, starting in the early 80s when I was a delivery driver between San Jose and Fresno. It used to be tremendously dangerous, being a narrow winding two lane mountain road most of the way. It is one of two main commercial truck routes into the SF Bay Area from the central valley and highways 5 and 99, and consequently has heavy truck traffic going both directions... especially in the early morning hours, as truckers doing overnight hauls from SoCal try to get to their end points by 7:00 or 8:00 AM in the Bay Area. Sleepy drivers and big rigs on a narrow mountain road, often socked in with fog...
It's much better now, with only a couple miles of undivided narrow road left, but it's still a road to be taken with care. Sadly, I can say that in all the trips I've taken over the pass, I've never seen anything paranormal on that road. Just the ordinary, normal idiot drivers were scary enough.
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Have driven this road many times From Watsonville to Gilroy. Once we were driving behind a mini van, we got really lose to it because it was driving under 20 mph. As we passed it my niece's boyfriend and I just gasped and looked at each other, sitting in the passenger side was a lady with pointy ears and long white hair...not sure if they were pranking us but it was creepy.
We lost a dear family member in 2014 hit head on by a semi truck. She had her favorite dogs with her…… it was traumatic that I can imagine her soul is probably still attached to the spot along with one of her dogs. Have driven by the exact spot several times and still feel her shock and pain facing the split seconds of the end of her life😢🥺😭
I drive Pacheco pass everyday for work and I can agree on time warp and sudden depression , my cousin also claims to seen a ghost hitchhiker
seen a creepy ass lady just standing on the side of the road in all white once
When I was young, maybe 9 or 10, my family was driving to Casa de Fruta and somewhere along Pacheco Pass we began to hear horses neighing. Thinking it was the radio my dad turned the volume down but the noise continued. It’s as if it was coming from inside our car. Stopped after a minute or so but by far the weirdest experience I ever had. Still can’t explain wtf that was.
I’ve driven through those roads at night many times and I’ve never seen anything
Send me some garlic! Tell Jeff Garcia said hi!
I driven over the pass hundreds of times. Night and day. Only thing I ever saw was a man in a duster and cowboy hat on the side of the road north bound couple miles passed casa de fruita. That was wild. Not one to really believe in ghosts and all that but I sure had a weird feeling after that one.
I live in Fresno now, but used to live in Santa Cruz. I would drive back and forth pretty often to visit my parents here in Fresno. I usually went in the middle of the night to avoid traffic and it was super creepy on Pacheco Pass, never seen anything though. I would drive Mt. Madonna Rd near Gilroy and that was dark, woodsy, curvy and super creepy. My dad was a truck driver in the 80’s and lost his breaks on Pacheco Pass. Luckily, there was a more experienced driver near that coached him and walked him through how to downshift and used his truck to help. Creeps me out that my dad could have been one of those ghost stories. Oddly enough he did end up dying in a motorcycle crash a couple of years later on a dark country road near Exeter. He might be someone’s ghost story over there. Who knows.
Where in Exeter? I live in Exeter.
Sorry for your loss
I used to live in Valley of Enchantment/Crestline area of California. It was up in the mountains and the roads were mostly switch back curves and it was heavily wooded as it went thru the national forest. On our stretch of road it was straight for about 2 city blocks and there was a sharp turn at the end. Anyway, it was a full moon night and my brother and I were up late having a few beers on the porch. Outta nowhere a cherry red 57 Chevy came roaring out of the darkness speeding down the stretch. We heard the breaks squeal loudly as it came to the turn and the sound of a horrible crash followed... it woke up our neighbors and we ran down to were we could see the turn. We expected the worst as we peered down to the power pole right before the turn and saw nothing but a low hanging fog... We were shocked to say the least. Our neighbors went back to bed but my bro and I were spooked. Next morning we told our dad about what happened and before we could tell him what the car looked like he described it. We are more shocked than ever and he says" Yeah it comes thru here once a year" thoughtfully sipping his coffee.."but u never see it after it crashes". My dad had lived there for years. It no longer fazed him.
If you don’t mind me asking where is this stretch of road? I’m from the IE I go up there all the time
It sounds like it’s a residual energy loop. Whenever there’s a crazy amount of energy released it tends to leave a footprint, so to speak. It will keep playing out from time to time. Thanks for sharing your story!!!
Trippy af
@@gaiasclea6115 Exactly 💯
Came up in my feed. Clicked so fast, to see if the fwy I had an experience on would be listed. 1996 rainy evening I was driving with my mom to try on my altered wedding dress. There was an apparition of a woman in a white dress walking along a hillside about 15 ft from the on ramp. She was not from this century. I asked my mom if she saw what I saw. She said yes. I turned back around and she was gone. It was pouring rain but she wasn’t wet while walking. 78 east bound fwy San Marcos.
TURNBULL CANYON in Whittier !!! It's a spiritual hotbed. The original Indians that inhabited the San Gabriel valley referred to the canyon as a place of darkness.
I live in Whittier and I never knew it was haunted also there's a college kinda close to a cemetery it's creepy
Pacheco Pass was called Blood Alley back in the '60s and '70s. There were so many accidents it was horrible. We used to camp all over California and that's a route that you have to take to go south or east from a third of the State. We'd expect to come upon something it was so 'normal'. Big rigs, bikers, boaters, campers, family cars.
It's not like that anymore; still, I once drove alone to visit my cousin in Fresno and going through there it was an unusual floaty wavey fog and I realized I was the only car on the road for quite awhile which is not normal. 10a.m. on a weekday.
Blood Alley is in Morgan Hill, Monterey Rd
I remember that they used to call Monterey highway before it was 101 Blood Alley. My elementary school was Encinal elementary on Monterey Highway just a two-way road on one side and a two-way road the other side before they even put a cement barrier between it, there was constant big rigs overturned once overturning tomatoes just flew all spilled on the road all by her school. It was crazy.
I’ve driven Pacheco several hundred times and have never witnessed anything paranormal. I drove the grapevine this past weekend and felt an uneasy feeling there. I got weird vibes when driving by Pyramid lake. There’s a lot of places to go off roading in the area. I wanted to stop off and check it out but my gut was telling me to keep driving so I did.
Grapevine is legit at night I love that drive
ALWAYS follow your instincts!
Be Safe and Stay Healthy.
NYC🤘
I know there’s something up with that pyramid lake !!!!?
You got scair
@@wewantthetruth722 wtf pyramid lake??
Vasco Rd. In Livermore, CA is known for being hunted, so many accident had occurred, many people had died there.
Nice job there, Speakeasy! Especially loving of learning so much haunted places.
Pacheco Pass Road IS 152. And CAN be scary as hell. I've driven it more times than I care to count. I've experienced time slips there myself. It's the most disconcerting feeling.
Yup...
Once my brother and I were driving along...we were talking and listening to music, when it finally dawned on me, that we had been on the Pass a long time. I asked my brother " isn't this drive taking longer than usual..." ?
My brother finally looks over at me with a face of confusion, and asks, " where the hell are we..."?
I always get panick attacks but learned to calm myself when first entering Pacheco pass. Never happens to me when going towards Bakersfield.
pacheco pass from watsonville to gilory right ? yeah that place is legendary , seen a creepy ass lady standing in the middle of nowhere at night there , crazy stuff
@@Man_United_USA no thats called Mount Madonna and thats crazy u said that cuz when i was ypung me and my dad saw the same old lady in white creepy as hell
I've read of the Char-Man. He was once a teenage boy who lived with his father in a nearby cabin. In 1948 a wildfire struck the area and began to to approach to cabin. Supposedly the boy went mad and flayed his father alive and ran into the burning woods where he was either disfigured but survived or died and is now a burnt and deformed ghost.
Hwy 12 traveling from Fairfield backroad to Lodi that you can cut through 5. It’s a two way lane and many peoples lost their lives bypassing vehicle with using broken lane to pass. I live in Fairfield and been using that HWY 12 all the time to go to San Diego. It is especially scary late or early morning when it gets foggy. Never saw a ghost but heard many stories about vehicle passing through the broken lane. A few years ago, a family that were trying to cut a semi-truck but the Corolla couldn’t pass through and the oncoming semi-truck ran right through them killing the family. If your car is too slow to pass on a one lane highway, don’t do it.
They don’t call that area “highway to hell” for nothin! I’m from Stockton and use that exact highway to go fishing and I’ll tell you that highway and surrounding areas are really haunted
I used to live in Suisun
1994 Graduation at Armijo High there was a bad car accident on high 12 the grandparents of a guy graduating died and so did his young cousin . I'll never forget that
Oddly I can't remember his name 🤔
We called it blood hwy
Today 8-8-2024; I drove with my family down HWY 12 towards I-5 for Los Angeles. Traffic was backed up for miles. There was a very bad accident. I can only hope and pray that those people survived 🤔🙏
You dont pass on that road if you do have the power. Lol
You don't have anything in Northern California
Lovall Valley Road in Sonoma goes to Lovall Valley where there was a huge massacre of Native Americans ordered by President Lincoln. Sonoma is THE most haunted town in California . . . Chinese tunnels, the old Embarcadero, the Whipping Tree, the white cross on the hill where the ghost of the white schoolteacher killed in the massacre haunting there, the Rattlesnake and Bear ritual sacrifice that took place thousands of years the field of which contains the bodies of chiefs and shamans, hundreds of bodies buried under the street next to the Mission Sonoma. My son saw a Native woman ♀️ n the courtyard of the Mission. My camera got many paranormal photos at the Whipping Tree. Sonoma County Developmental Center contains the ghosts of survivors of the Philadelphia Experiment held on the Eldridge. The SCDC is in Eldridge California near Sonoma. A 10-year-old white boy tried to explore a Chinese tunnel and got lost. The townspeople mapped the tunnel at 17 miles long but never found him, although his ghost still resides there. Other strange people haunting: Chief Solano, the Dinner children, the Mexican outlaw Joaquin Murrieta. A friend of mine does ghost tours in Sonoma. Her name is Carla Heine. She grew up in a haunted Adobe which was is now a historical monument where Lincoln quartered his troops. There were several murders there. I realize it's mostly a town but the roads are haunted too and lots of UFO activity. I always feel a multi-dimensional vibe there and if you talk to the homeless they have seen very strange sights.
Donner children not Dinner lol!!!
First of all Joaquin Murrieta lived in the Central Valley of California in/near COALINGA CA to be exact. I think you might be mixing up all the California legends
Well my friend I'm a homeless from Sonoma, C.A 95476. I can back your statement by far to be the most accurate. I never thought I would see a ghost in my life. I was 19 at the time working in a restaurant Infront of the mission when a dark figured crossed through my peripheral vision. Shit was the scariest I've ever seen
Omg No Wonder
I never Slept there. Lived Right
Across the St. from the Sonoma
Cemetery.. So Crazy There.😮
Interesting that you mentioned Lovall Vally Rd. Was born in Sonoma. My grandparents lived in Sonoma for 25 years. I’m remember riding my bike up Lovall Valley Rd past Ild Winery Rd. back in the early 1960’s. I was 8 years old. As I was riding, for some reason I stopped. Looked around, and sensed I was being watched. I hightailed down the hill, got home, and never went back till sometime in the 1980’s. There used to be a turkey farm at the end of the road.
I drove over the Pacheco pass when it was so foggy you literally couldn't see 2 feet in front of your face... it was like smoke. I'd heard of fog like that before and never believed it till I saw it. Every car just had to stop it was so bad.
Heard many many stories of Dogwood road. I use to drive it everyday to get to work from Calexico to Brawley late at night. I’ve never experienced anything but it is very much local lore.
KNOW THAT ROAD VERY DAM WELL..LIVE IN THAT VALLEY MOST OF MY LIFE..
Same
Same here
hey guys just wana share a scary road experience...just a few days ago we went to pachanga casino here in california..so as we left the casino we headed out to valley view casino..we left around 2am and headed out thru these real rough mountain roads ...about 15 mins in we witnessed a indian type ghostly figure on the road ..it was soo unreal and we couldnt believe our eyes i hope to one day go back again and catch the indian ghost on camera😱👻
What was the name of the road?
@@keeptrukin420 i believe it was pala road just out of pechanga resort
Sum blessings or warnings aren't meant to be told to the world
Always take those roads and they are fun to drive. I have seen some weird stuff at night though. Definitely eerie.
Have you seen it afain?
I traveled dogwood road in el centro California, i even walked it after getting in an argument with my ex at 12am (midnight) and i saw nothing, i always go to mexicali and lived in the area for a while.
La Llorona is a woman in white who has haunted roads in Southern California and Mexico for centuries. She does not stay in one place. I see glimpses of her in these stories.
I believe la llorona drowned her children in reedly ca
@@Queenofthatank , or is she the ghost of snake road? where a lady had a car accident into a creek and kids..
@@Queenofthatank my in-laws seen her in Reedley AND in Sanger
as a commuter from san jose to fresno county I have never seen anything paranormal about pacheco pass. The only dangerous part about it, is the amount rail-less roads, fast drivers that 90+ mph, and rainy/foggy weather that can both happen at the same time. There are heavy winds when you reach the top, but other than that I would not consider it paranormal.
I have driven on Pacheco Pass, and it is all true. It is the darkest road , and scariest that I have ever been on. While driving my doors both locked on their own and I seen a headless girl in the middle of the road. I drove the fastest I ever have. You also feel as if you are being watched the entire drive on that road.
You haven't drive in San Joaquin curves that more scary
what were you doing driving late at night on your own? in an isolated dark road!! I wouldnt !! girl your brave..
Omg
I just moved to California from Virginia a couple days ago and we drove 2 separate vehicles 🚗 I didn’t see anything abnormal but it had gotten dark and I was scared as hell the next city was Kingman it was time to stop never drive at night
@@belindacarter1285 👁️👄👁️
Number 5. I remember during my senior year, a college student finished his night class and was driving home, while he was driving he saw something off in the distance and he decided to slow down the car and he managed to capture a photo of the ghost girl on the side of the road staring right at him
I live in Ojai and the tales of Creek road are legendary even county's away very, beautiful drive though!
i live by Ventura Avenue can you tell me what you know about creek road? i know the ojai cemetery is haunted, we had went with Richard Senate on a tour, and i heard a mans whistle, it sounded old fashioned, then i got a very bad headache on the back of my head
I’ve traveled many times on Hwy 152 to fish at San Luis Reservoir or travel to L.A. and never once seen anything out of the ordinary. If anything San Felipe Rd or Marsh Rd is more haunted by far.
San Felipe is more haunted than Marsh Rd imo
Some crazy shit has happened over on old stage road as well
I’m shocked that 8 mile road and Milton road isn’t on this list 8 mile road is a big legend up here and Milton road is very eery
Ive heard of 8 mile road because im from Stockton, but where is Milton, ive never heard of that one, d like to check it out
Wait. What about 8 mile road? I live less than 5 minutes from there.
Yes!! I drive eight mile everyday and have heard some spooky tales! I’m also surprised dyer lane isn’t in the video!! With all the satanic stuff on the roads
@@minnow2891from what I heard from locals and my family they had weird encounters out there such as quite strange acts of nature or just some weird paranormal stuff my experience out there…my car’s battery just disconnected all of a sudden and then went back on and I almost hit a deer. I found out I had a lose battery post terminal. I know that’s not paranormal or haunted. But it was definitely a weird incident.
Excellent presentation, Speakeasy Family!
Highway 154 from Santa Barbara to the 101 is pretty bad. A lot of people have went off the mountain or died in head on collisions. I've seen a motorcyclist that passed me up dead at the top of the mountain. He died when he T-boned a 4runner after he passed me up.
I lost a friend on the 154
I just lost a person I knew the day after Thanksgiving. He crashed
On the motorcycle.
add somebody who lives in Ojai while the char-man story is the most famous I know people personally who have encountered the woman in white or the bloody bride you can't go anywhere in the town without meeting somebody who has allegedly seen her.
I've heard the whole entire video I am truly shocked that Mulholland road did not make this cut isn't it haunted that road at night.
In 1913, on the Pacheco Pass, my Great-great grandmother, Kitty Irene, and her daughter, Marion, were in a carriage accident after the horses tripped. The carriage rolled over Kitty and crushed her ribs. She passed a couple days after at home in Los Banos. Marion survived, grew up and was married, but passed in a sanitarium at a young age (27, if I remember correctly).
I seen a lady in a all white dress hitchhiking at dinosaur point.. creepy
I had seen a white dress about 10 miles west of dinosaur point.
I love videos like this. Can you do haunted roads of Nevada, Oregon and Utah or Arizona? Those would be great! 😊✌🏼👍🏼
The 99 in fresno passing Belmont exit. Scary 😨
Really cool I enjoyed the information about Cali
I got the notification and then TH-cam threw a fit. I'm here now though!! Lol
Great job as usual!! Proctor Valley road sounds like road trip material!! I'm surprised I've actually heard of it since I have no idea where I heard about it. Lol
First timer to your videos, thank you for the info!! I live in Santa Clara, and we travel Pacheco Pass often, to head to L.A and my sons Dads family lives in Gustine (Next to Santa Nella). We went to Casa De Fruta last week and a car was being dumb and tried going around another car and was coming head on to us. Thankfully there was a big shoulder and the car was a 8 car lengths ahead. Have to be very careful cuz some people aren't! When I was about 15, my Mom and I were coming back from L.A and we were on 152, pulled off to go to the bathroom we were by the Dinosaur reserve. I seen this emerald green orb behind me and froze, then it stopped. My Mom told me to hurry up and she threw the car in drive, I jumped in and the orb was bouncing towards our car. Super trippy!
Yeap that road is scary,,,in 2011 in broad daylight commuters stopped to take pictures and video of a UFO object that was hovering over the reservoir moving back and forth at high speeds,,,also in 2010 a mile from the Merced county line by dinosaur point 2 bodies where found in a van that was set on fire….then the fog ,,,if you ever get caught in that fog,,,that is the scariest thing ever,,you can’t see anything ,,,so fog and restless souls on that over pass gives me goosebumps just thinking about it
Anything can happen anywhere at anytime, stay aware of your surroundings and remember….prayer never hurt anyone🙏😇
How about the San Joaquin curves between Monterey county and Fresno county
Highway 198 has the same vibe as pacheco pass
Great episode! Some comments add to the stories which makes them all the more interesting
Thanks for tuning in Jessica! Have you been on any of these drives before?
Nice video can't wait to hear more
You should check into the history of Norco, California. I don’t know the history, but I grew up there and the area where I grew up near Highland Elementary seems cursed. Everyone seems to have some sort of horrible deaths that have lived there. The prison that is in Norco used to be hospital in the early 1900’s, there’s something weird about that place!!
That was really interesting. I enjoyed it Immensely. Thank you 🙏
I just love Learning about Haunted stuff. 😀😀😀😃😃. I love 80s French actors and Haunted Places.
Ooh can you list a few
Mount Madona California lady in white
Nice video. I tried driving through proctor rd once. I only went in like 20 mins down the road before my daughter, who was 5 years old at the time, woke up in the car crying scared telling me she wanted to go home. I tried telling her everything was ok, but she was so scared and she couldn't stop crying. It wasn't until we were back in jamul that she calmed down and went back to sleep. I have been wanting to go down the road again.
Hicks Road in San Jose has a lot of local lore attached to it. I believe there was even a film made about it. I have never "seen" anything. My son and I used to fish the reservoirs on the top of Hicks Rd so I have driven it in the dark. Its a curvy mountain road with dense trees. All I can say is it feels very odd sometimes. Would not want to drive it alone in the dark.
Oh wow! That gut feeling usually indicates something... after all, before cell phones and cooked food, it's all we had to survive on. Thanks for joining us, Andrew! Any other good ones we should keep our eyes on?
men i stayed up until 3 am watching these videos from my favorite hunted channel the speakeazy
Bruh on Pacheco pass right now
Growing up I heard many stories of proctor valley from my dad and uncles who grew up just a mile from there. A lot of the ones you speak of I've encountered on my own as I took a dare to spend the night out there. The ones I encountered are the scream from the lady in white, the hand print on my truck the native drums and random sounds that almost sounded like talking. Being that I'm now married with kids my wife does not want me around that area ever again she says I seem different after spending time out there
Thanks for sharing that @JeremiahDaluperit-by8tg. That all sounds pretty terrifying. Can you elaborate or share a bit more about any of these experiences?
I live very close to Proctor Valley road. I want to go there during night but I haven’t gotten anyone that is willing to go with me
Ghost are real. I'm 53. My mom just told me that she saw a ghost when she was young. She said it resemble human form, but it had no feet.
Dogwood?!? Holy shit! My parents told me about that road when we used to live at El Centro!
I use to live there too
I can confirm to this. Ive heard so much stories about Dogwood Rd. I live near El centro. In holtville Ca
I used to live in El Centro and then in Imperial
I lived in Brawley. And traveled this rd to El Centro and Calexico. I saw some weird stuff
My Mom grew up there and my Grandpa taught Math at Wilson Jr. High for years.
I've drove thru Dogwood I didn't know it was haunted my battery drained at 3am and I was stranded for 40 minutes I didn't know what to do my phone was dead also I saw a figure 10 feet away I was so scared I started my car again and it worked needless to say i drove so fast and never looked back..
Sure, and I'm a guitar playing alien.
I actually believe you. Batteries do drain on that road.
I lived and grew up in Chula Vista and heared of the hauntings of Proctor Valley Road I've even been on the road. I never experianced anything but I believe in all things that have happened there.
I’ve drove Pacheco pass many times and never seen anything but always wondered how many fatalities there have been on that highway. Anybody know?
you should be able to find scary fishing stories of the 2 lakes there... San Luis Reservoir and O'neill Forebay.. supposedly bodies get dump there too..
High winds
Never thought id hear the Dogwood one on TH-cam, figured it was too local haha. The hitchhiker ghost has been said to be either a young lady or an old woman so it varies. She is said to be in an all white gown, and supposedly like in the video, if you stop to pick her up she will sit in the back and say nothing, then when you glance away she'll be gone the next time you look back. I've heard of 2 different sightings, one where the old woman seemed to have both her feet missing, and the other sighting was the younger woman swinging around on a road sign in the middle of nowhere then when they turned around to offer a ride she was gone. Supposedly if you mock her she will suddenly appear in your backseat and those people end up crashing
Which part of Dogwood is supposed to be haunted?
Lots of people die there
I think by Ivc north
Highway 162 , 20 and Interstate 101 in Northern Cal.
My last name is Pacheco. I'm from CA...Not sure if I've ever crossed that road. Interesting story
Long story short, I saw a "phantam vehicle aka ghost car" on Angeles Crest Highway. If anyone wants exact coordinates and directions, if you sit there long enough and on enough nights, it'll pass right next to you, no joke. I have never had the chance to go back and do this, but I bet it goes by often, like a broken record...bad accidents have occurred at the spot, besides an old, gigantic water/city tunnel right underneath the spot, and more! Let me know:)
The High Desert in the Victor Valley has a lot of cool abandoned structures for those are into urban exploration
Any more detailed info on that like where specifically:)
I was excited to view this video then TH-cam crashed.
Good video 🎊❤
Yes, I am😮
I just realized I’ve unknowingly traveled through Pacheco pass numerous times on my way from Los Ángeles to Oakland. Never seen anything out of the ordinary though. Pretty chilling
Thanks for tuning in to the channel @stevenpeinado4807. You'll have to keep your eyes peeled for spooky stuff the next time you take that drive and let us know if you experience anything!
I live on Jicarilla Rd! This tripped me out!
Same!...had someone see something crossing road.one night.....
U know ppl,....just bc uuuuuuuu didn't see anything, does not mean someone else did not....
Thank you 😁✌
I was driving back from Orange County back home to San Francisco and I accidentally got stuck on the 99 freeway the way to 101 I could take it west to Pacheco Pass and connect myself to the 101 freeway and I remember driving through it and it seems like I was driving for hours, which was in actuality a 45 minute drive to the 101 freeway a time trap sort of weird feeling very very creepy intense feeling when I drive through there. My dad lived on Hecker Pass Highway on 152 in Gilroy and that road always scared me. There was a lot of accidents when I was in high school my my girlfriends brother let his girlfriend drive his car she’s driving she reaches back. This is in 1983 to grab a cassette tape quickly and then all that since she hits four bicyclist one after the other on the side of the road killed all of them it was horrific something about that area just creeps me out that was on a hacker Pass Highway 152 in Gilroy which comes right off Pacheco Pass always drive with your lights on cause there’s always just weir fog even in the day sometimes , also make sure your car has plenty of gas before you get there because you just never want to break down or run out of gas so I would always check my tires and my water at the gas station before I would drive through there I just always did that
Dang! So it can get pretty creepy, huh? You sound like you have some extensive experience up that way. Have you ever seen anything you couldn't explain?
I used to live in a Chula Vista for awhile and I wished I knew about this road I’d definitely check it out in the morning lol..it seems I’ve lived in Victorville in Death Valley which is also rather Paranormal area..this was very informative and I Thankyou for this high quality channel
Theirs a road in chula vista that's haunted its. North of the old toys are us I seen a girl pale in the street at night I ask my friend did u see her she said yes I looked in the mirror and she had turned her body around facing the car and was glowing. This was 1983
Just on the stretch of road from Vegas to Pahrump thousands have died just in the 10 years I've lived here, people from all over the world have lost there lives on this stretch of highway. Would like to see a team do a ghost investigation one day on this highway. last one I heard of was an old retired couple from Europe on vacation think a gas truck took them out week later 20 bikers got taken out and they found a young college girl and her car and a murder victim john dow etc etc that's just in a two week time frame.
Whoa.. my older cousin moved to Pahrump 15 years ago, and I went to visit when I was like 15\16 YO, they of course had to take us to the Vegas strip for some fun but the road from Pahrump to Vegas was pretty creepy. I remember seeing a couple people wayyyyy in the desert running, off the side of the road. Fog and winter weather didn't help the creepiness hahaha
There are black hooded entity's in that area.
You talking of Pahrump to Vegas road? The only accidents reported on daily basis happen in Vegas, hardly in Pahrump or the road leading to Pahrump.
Why aren't there any South African hauntings on You Tube. We have a history of hauntings?
Is the California 74 on here ? Heard that is haunted we driven it when we go to San Diego from Phoenix
I seen a ghost car in the country when I was head to work around 9PM. A car passed me then about 3 seconds later a car somewhat glow w lights on was coming straight at me. I braced for impact but it went thru me. Like it was the residue of the car that passed me. Time seemed to stretch maybe idk.
I love vids like this
Same here, but I think it's the site is not working right now for some reason. A lot of people are complaining about the same problem for other videos.
Was Ol' "Joaquin Murrieta " one of those two most notorious Bandits who robbed and murdered people along Pacheco Pass you touched on ? Everyone here interested in such might read up on the notorious Joaquin Murrieta. He plays real heavily into the early history of California and my own hometown "Tracy, CA" where I grew up and had 5 Generations of family. He had an Irish San Patricio Cohort named "Carrol of Corral Hollow" who helped him evade the Law and Posses who used the overlooks from Altamont Pass through Corral Hollow/Tesla Road Area to signal with Mirrors and Smoke any traps lying in wait on the Valley Floor or foothills.
I have used Dogwood since the 80s before Hwy 86 was built & I’m happy that I did not come across anything & I would travel it late at night or very early in the morning. The road is in decay due to frequent semi use so I don’t use it anymore.
A beautiful and haunted drive in California is up through the Feather River Canyon on State Route 70.
Yes, My boyfriend and I were driving on that road at night time, it was about 9 or 10 o'clock and it was creepy! I seen a lot of spirits on that road, the spirits didn't creepy me out there was something else that I couldn't tell what it was but I didn't get a good feeling about it.
So supernatural the show has some truth to some of the legends
Dont go thru mojave bad and by grapeville becarefull with curves driving god bless
Thanku! Love California! Was wondering if ur going to make a haunted roads of Las Vegas, Nv anytime soon? Lol jw because I’m a native of Vegas although I reside in Maui but I’m very interested in wat info u have in Vegas? Just a suggestion and ty for the amazing vids as always!! 💯👍🏽💜😊
I remember dogwood road 👀🧖🏻♀️
Forgot Old Stage Coach Rd. from Salinas to Soledad.
Thanks for the suggestion @rescalante26. We'll definitely keep it in mind for future videos. Can you tell us a little bit about Old Stage Coach Rd?
@@FrightNightScares just the usual old Wild West carriage robberies. It was even featured on Zac Baggans’ show.
I live on dogwood no way!!!!
Pacheco Pass was known as Blood Alley.
Ojai is such a mystical place
Your welcome, thank you.
I've read some very creepy encounters from Proctor Valley Rd.
My mom told me about the story about the headlights following their car it happened to her when she was only five years old. Those headlights were falling her aunts and uncles vehicle at night time.
Then wat happened
I drive 152 to hollister and back for a store all the time as a truck driver I’ve even came through around midnight pitch black rainstorms at night. I never see anything cool😒
In Marin County the road over Whites Hill from Fairfax to San Geronimo Valley is a short stretch with a reputation for many fatal accidents . I am not sure about the older road over the Hill that runs below the newer one constructed in the early 1950’s . I grew up there and hunted Deer in those Hills sleeping out at night countless times and never experienced anything strange. Some people say the area is Haunted and there were stories around the Turn of the century of a Ghost Train. The old rail line had been changed because the Engines had trouble getting over in to the San Geronimo Valley on their way to Cazedero . A long trestle was later constructed spanning the valley on the Fairfax side and leading to a long tunnel through the Hill into Woodacre. Before that A engine had flipped on its side on a turn trying to maintain momentum to get it over the hill where the road today goes through the pass. Two maintenance workers were killed when their Hand cart encountered a train out of San Rafael in a narrow cut that can be seen across the valley from the Sir Francis Drake Blvd. going over the Hill. A B-17 crashed on top of the Hill with fatalities at the End of World War 2 See B-17 Whites Hill. Many of these ghost stories and claims of hearing wailing , moaning lamentations, train sounds during rainstorms etc. are made up by people to excite the imagination.
Highway 199 is haunted by tourist’s RV’s 🫥
Have you done hwy 6 in Utah? Also known as dead mans road. Just a few years ago there was a ghost that was recorded by udot cameras on what’s known as soldier summit. A soldier was separated from his squad and his body was found later.
I'm glad there's nothing here in west Sacramento CA 👍👍👍👍
Can't enjoy the beauty of calli with the drivers there there going 90 an there determined you do the same by riding your ass with 2 available lanes . hate it.
Slow traffic is supposed to merge for faster moving traffic
Flat land drivers due that. As soon as put some curves some curves I front of them they slow down below the speed limit. I see this all the time on CA hwy 20
If they are going too fast I don’t move. I figure I am saving their life.
Damn I just went threw a crash today and I think it was in Pacheco
Thank you so very very much
Love this
Wow...
Wow all those roads sound terrifying