I heard it was a train accident that happened a few yards away from the entrance. One of the passengers on the train died, & who brought his dog who also died. I've been there at night during the winter a few years ago. All the pictures I took there, 3 of the pics I discovered ,when I finally arrived home) have blue floating Orbs
That is the old canal system. My old man was a diver for the Seaway until the accident in 1990. He and I use to walk the old waterways and he would tell me all about it. If I remember, there might still be a few remnants of the original seaway hidden in the bush.
@@ObscuristTourist if your ever looking for more ghost encounters in the Niagara region. There's the Captain at the Angel Inn, there is a pair of ghosts at the Oban Inn that were spotted after the fire, I saw an old lady (partial apparition) on the second floor of the original part of the Prince of Wales hotel when I was a bellhop their, noises from 1812 at night at Butlers Burial grounds, the Screaming Tunnel, various houses along the Parkway have stoned lined tunnels that lead to the river for water and many were used during the underground railroad to Canada.
Was a cool place to ski through before being boarded up. There wasn't the usual problem with mud, and sometimes a huge ice stalactite formed in the middle. I remember very loud echos.
Yeah, the mud is an issue. I remember first coming here over 20 years ago when it was a locals-only thing. Such an interesting place. Also, always enjoy old structures that utilized limestone as a base.
the supports arent original, (as in, they werent there when the tunnel was being used) they were probably put up because people keep walking through it after it was abandon
They put up new bars? They’ve been trying to put up permanent obstructions for years at the mouth of the tunnel, but people always find a way! I’m sure the bars will be cut soon.
You can still get there. It’s private property, but it’s possible. Security does drive around the road leading to the tunnel, but it’s mostly for dam maintenance.
Sooooo much. The Niagara are is a hotbed for abandoned and old things. If you go to Niagara Falls proper, there are a ton of abandoned hotels/motels and about a 5-minute drive from the Blue Ghost Tunnel is the Screaming Tunnel. Did an old video on that one here: th-cam.com/video/cU8VCOsNfBg/w-d-xo.html
I had an eerie feeling while there, but definitely wouldn’t say it was a paranormal experience. That being said; where there is limestone … there are ghosts. 😱
when they low the lock water rushes threw there ,and on the other side the water you see go's into the lock, in winter if you go back there you'll see on the right there will be piles of mounds of dirt to control the water flow as it gushes out that's when you here the siren
I was born in fort erie, never heard of this place, maybe my parents know about this tunnel. Ill let you guys know what they have to say about it. They grew up around the 80s togeather and have had many adventures togeather across canada! Im interested to know if they have been here
Good thinking bringing Brett, “I ain’t afraid of no ghosts!!” I would have needed the light on my head, on my chest, the light up 👟 and an extra pair of pants. And wet wipes....
Those supports aren't original to the tunnel. Those were put in after the tunnel was no longer used because they had found that after all those years the tunnel was in danger or collapsing due to water leakage and freeze / thaw cycles. Also that "lock" you pointed out is a dam. It opens / closes when needed to drain / flood the pond to the east of that area when the canal gets drained in the colder months and then filled in the late winter / early spring. And finally, I've been to that tunnel many times, and a few times by myself, at night, and nothing was ever noted for it being haunted. This is private property and monitored by the Seaway Authority. They don't want you trespassing there... So if you're planning on going to the Blue Ghost Tunnel... Don't.
I heard of a ghost story of a girl that was set on fire and died in a tunnel and people say they hear screaming of the girl some interpretation say see was set in fire by her dad who was full of rage or heck some interpretations even say that she was r**ed but still a little scary and me and my pack don't even dare to go in
You’re thinking of the Screaming Tunnel which is less than a 10-minute drive away from this one. That is a crazy and sad story. I have a video on that one too.
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Been there many times smoke many spliff and I tripped on acid there with a few of my buds one night also used to hunt and shoot in and around there and the entire gate 12 property
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I heard it was a train accident that happened a few yards away from the entrance. One of the passengers on the train died, & who brought his dog who also died. I've been there at night during the winter a few years ago. All the pictures I took there, 3 of the pics I discovered ,when I finally arrived home) have blue floating Orbs
Woah. That’s creepy. I didn’t experience anything strange this time around or capture anything on film. Very interesting, though!
Hey there I want to visit this place where exactly is it located
I'm from st Catharines Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 😎 and I've been here a few times . Prob going to throw a bush party here this summer . ❤
Let me know im new here and nes to meet some people that sounds fun
That is the old canal system. My old man was a diver for the Seaway until the accident in 1990. He and I use to walk the old waterways and he would tell me all about it. If I remember, there might still be a few remnants of the original seaway hidden in the bush.
That’s some great memories with your pops. Very heartwarming listening to the history of the place from someone who used the canal system. Very cool
@@ObscuristTourist if your ever looking for more ghost encounters in the Niagara region. There's the Captain at the Angel Inn, there is a pair of ghosts at the Oban Inn that were spotted after the fire, I saw an old lady (partial apparition) on the second floor of the original part of the Prince of Wales hotel when I was a bellhop their, noises from 1812 at night at Butlers Burial grounds, the Screaming Tunnel, various houses along the Parkway have stoned lined tunnels that lead to the river for water and many were used during the underground railroad to Canada.
Oh man, that’s where we used to party in high school! It’s really cool inside the tunnel when it’s all frozen!
Was a cool place to ski through before being boarded up. There wasn't the usual problem with mud, and sometimes a huge ice stalactite formed in the middle. I remember very loud echos.
Yeah, the mud is an issue. I remember first coming here over 20 years ago when it was a locals-only thing. Such an interesting place. Also, always enjoy old structures that utilized limestone as a base.
Followed you on IG for a while now, tonight realized you had a channel. Now I have new content to binge on. Hell yeah
Wicked!!! Thanks and welcome!!! 🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️ Binge away. Haha
What are the other niagara videos? From here, curious to watch them.
love these vids!
the supports arent original, (as in, they werent there when the tunnel was being used) they were probably put up because people keep walking through it after it was abandon
Yep. Misspoke and realized it as soon as I said it.
Another great vid
Ow this brings back memories of my childhood 😢… walking in with friends and going as far as we can then all running back because we got scared 😂😂
I love the steam crane @4:46!!!!
those supporting coloum's were put in after the collision that happened to keep it from collapsing there way to low for locomotives
I recognized my mistake and actually corrected my statement in the video. 😎
Went there last night was in there for an hour and a half but only heard a few voices but didnt hear anything else
I been there in 2020. It’s a long hike to get there. Lol I went down that steep path, wasn’t fun
I love 10 minutes away from this tunnel they have blocked it off with bars but me and my friends always go down to sit and talk
They put up new bars? They’ve been trying to put up permanent obstructions for years at the mouth of the tunnel, but people always find a way! I’m sure the bars will be cut soon.
Is it still possible to get there? I heard it’s fenced off.
You can still get there. It’s private property, but it’s possible. Security does drive around the road leading to the tunnel, but it’s mostly for dam maintenance.
I live a few minutes away from this and I’m gonna go in there first day of summer
Hopefully someone has found a way to open up the entrance again. 🙏
what else is in the area i can explore like this?
Sooooo much. The Niagara are is a hotbed for abandoned and old things. If you go to Niagara Falls proper, there are a ton of abandoned hotels/motels and about a 5-minute drive from the Blue Ghost Tunnel is the Screaming Tunnel. Did an old video on that one here: th-cam.com/video/cU8VCOsNfBg/w-d-xo.html
ive been there coutless times, never saw any ghosts or heard anything pertaining to paranormal. i know people who have seen and heard things though
I had an eerie feeling while there, but definitely wouldn’t say it was a paranormal experience. That being said; where there is limestone … there are ghosts. 😱
What’s the surfy black metal jam I keep hearing? Sounds cool.
I believe the song is "Je viens (Reprise)" by Aquaserge. The rest of the music in this video, however, is by me.
@@ObscuristTourist Oh sweet, Thanks!
when they low the lock water rushes threw there ,and on the other side the water you see go's into the lock, in winter if you go back there you'll see on the right there will be piles of mounds of dirt to control the water flow as it gushes out that's when you here the siren
I was born in fort erie, never heard of this place, maybe my parents know about this tunnel. Ill let you guys know what they have to say about it. They grew up around the 80s togeather and have had many adventures togeather across canada! Im interested to know if they have been here
Also lived in welland, crystal beach, niagara falls, st catherines, have fam all over hamilton, barrie, and countless east coast locations in canada
What street is this around
Good thinking bringing Brett, “I ain’t afraid of no ghosts!!” I would have needed the light on my head, on my chest, the light up 👟 and an extra pair of pants. And wet wipes....
Haha. I definitely did not have enough light in there!
@@ObscuristTourist Brett was the bait!! Still a great trip with the light you had. I was watching thinking how brave of y’all!
Fun fact: There's a really cool plum tree near the tunnel, don't ask me how I know that, lol.
Hahah. Amazing. I did eye that one! Seemed an odd place for a plum tree, but who can argue with nature. 😂
Those supports aren't original to the tunnel. Those were put in after the tunnel was no longer used because they had found that after all those years the tunnel was in danger or collapsing due to water leakage and freeze / thaw cycles. Also that "lock" you pointed out is a dam. It opens / closes when needed to drain / flood the pond to the east of that area when the canal gets drained in the colder months and then filled in the late winter / early spring. And finally, I've been to that tunnel many times, and a few times by myself, at night, and nothing was ever noted for it being haunted. This is private property and monitored by the Seaway Authority. They don't want you trespassing there... So if you're planning on going to the Blue Ghost Tunnel... Don't.
I heard of a ghost story of a girl that was set on fire and died in a tunnel and people say they hear screaming of the girl some interpretation say see was set in fire by her dad who was full of rage or heck some interpretations even say that she was r**ed but still a little scary and me and my pack don't even dare to go in
You’re thinking of the Screaming Tunnel which is less than a 10-minute drive away from this one. That is a crazy and sad story. I have a video on that one too.
Fake news
Are you certain someone doesn't like Connor? It could be someone encouraging others to physically manifest their attraction to Connor 😜
Hahah. You raise an interesting question. 😎😂
I Quit after 2 Minutes, Any one did it get Interesting or truthfully informative
Yep. I always try to include some history on the places I explore.
Nope it didn't have a lot and the broken phrasing was annoying...just spit the darn sentence out
Early days for me in my video making. Would definitely love to make this one again - so I get it.
@@ObscuristTourist fair ..was just difficult but I will look up so.e of your other stuff still appreciate the ability to see places I haven't yet been
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why and how it got abandoned i dont get it
I have some information in the video about how and why it was abandoned. 🤗
People got attention for youtube make a money blah blah.
Been there many times smoke many spliff and I tripped on acid there with a few of my buds one night also used to hunt and shoot in and around there and the entire gate 12 property