legends

Don't get too creeped out yet--they are just spooky stories!

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Explore the dark side of Washington State with chilling true crime tales and ghost town mysteries. Are there secrets lurking in the water? Find out more.

As the legend goes, Native Americans were confronted with "a devil" in the waters of Lake Chelan

Urban legends are stories usually told around campfires, sleepovers or by a parent trying to give their kids a scare onto the right path. But some of these are too good not to share. Let's get into some of the craziest Urban legends in Washington.

There are a bunch of videos proving that Gravity Hill is a real phenomenon and a lot of the locals swear that the old grain elevator at the bottom of Gravity Hill is haunted.

Native American tribes have their own rich and vibrant mythology with talking ravens and trickster coyotes and wise turtles building mountains or turning people into mountains, etc. But there are five legends in Washington State that appear to be true...

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