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The Woodfords Manor School & Cary Peak reside along the old Pony Express and Emigrant Trail. In the mid 1800's thousands of pioneers made there way from the high desert resting at the Springs in the Woodfords to prepare for the harsh journey through the sierras. At one time milling, mining and trading took place surrounding this manor. Today this old stone homestead is surrounded by strangeness as its overshadowed by Cary Mountain a gateway into Bigfoot country! Enter into the unknown as we take on Sasquatch and Ghost all in the same journey.	Yellow Jacket Mine & Crown Point Mill today are two forgotten historcal wonders. Some of the deepest mines and tunnels in the world were built below the remnants you see today. It also is the site of one of Nevada's worst mining disasters as a fire broke out killing as many as 45 men some never to be seen again. Today the site is said to be haunted by the miners who met tragic fates deep below the earths surface haunting the mill and even the nearby Gold Hill Saloon. Often ghostly machinery is often heard as if the miners never stopped working. We invite you to take the grand tour to a place full of history, mystery and the dearly departed if you dare!	Silver City Mining District was home to less productive mines then the Comstock. However some of the richest silver in the world was discovered just beyond the devils gate and above the historic Silver City. Today only remnants of the mines and past remain scattered along its old wagon trails where only its ghost of the past haunt this district. With great views of the Carson Valley, Mountains and Silver City this truly is a gem of its own. Journey with us where adventure starts when the pavement stops.
Colorado Hill & Mogul Peak were part of the upper and lower mining districts which led to the growth of Monitor California today a ghost town. During its hey day mines like the Morningstar boasted millions of dollars in bullion within the sierras. Today the forest has reclaimed most of this unseen land where anything paranormal could coexist without ever being sighted. Take this epic journey with us as we uncover remnants dating back to over 150 years ago in the Toiyabe National Forest.	Johntown & Gold Canyon was the site of Nevada's first mining camp as well as gold discovered. This in turn brought many early pioneers to the region to strike it rich which in turn caused a great boom. Today all that remains are remnants of the past which tell stories of success and tragedies. Which raises questions about the dearly departed who may have never left this region which once was filled with hundreds of miners working 24 hours around the clock. Today nature seems to be reclaiming this lush canyon and its once well used toll road. Perhaps those early settlers who lived out their lives haunt these lonesome foothills of Virginia City!	Sly Valley & Jenkinson Lake is as historically significant as alluring. At one time this valley was a place of many saw mills and ranches. As the Mormons used the meadow as a wagon stop it eventually grew into a small community within the El Dorado forest. Eventually the meadow which the Miwoks thrived off of would be turned into a lake where many of the grinding rocks and foundations remain underwater. Many things lurk within this lush forest which is full of wild berries, acorns and wildlife. What secrets lurk within this valley where Bigfoot sightings and activity have occurred for over a century nearly more then any region of the Sierra Nevada?
Margaret Lake as scenic and beautiful as it is is in the heart of Bigfoot country. Known for its calm streams, granite rock formations, wild flowers, conifer and allpine forests its in a world in itself. Join us as our team crosses logs, rock climbs and explores the crystal pristine waters of this granite water filled lake in the heart of the Sierra Nevada.	Noble & Bull Run Lake reside in the Stanislaus National Forest and The Carson Iceberg Wilderness. Surrounded by many majestic peaks, creeks, waterfalls and foliage we invite you to journey with us in this lost world. This regions which is encompassed by the sierra triangle is plagued by missing planes, UFO's and bigfoot! We dare you to join us on this ultimate outdoor adventure!	Devils Lake California may be one of the sierras best kept gems. Surrounded by the Eldorado Forest it is a place where nature has consumed this lost world. Leeches are not the only thing found around this lake. Something big lurks in this secluded region and it wreaps the benefits of the heavy foliage which engulfs the area.
Shaelor Lakes is one of the Eldorado National Forest best kept secrets. With an upper and lower lake, creek and massive canyon this region gives access to the northern Sierras making it a possible Sasquatch migration route. We invite you to ascend on this journey over a ridge through outcroppings of rare wild flowers all the way down into a valley lush with life where these sister lakes reside.	Silver Lake & Thunder Mountain resides in the heart of the Sierra Nevada. At one time this extinct volcano changed the geology of the region. For over a entury and half this region was part of the Carson Emigrant Trail. Nearly a quarter million emigrants made their way through here only to make use of its trading post. Later on the area became one of the countries first campgrounds. Today much pioneer history resides around the lake such as Plasse Resort and the Kit Carson Lodge. For over a century this heavenly scenic area has been plagued with Bigfoot. Take the journey with us as we visit Silver, Amy, Granite and Hidden Lakes. With stops on the old Emigrant trail to climbing a volcano to even visiting a ranch you are sure to enjoy this adventure of a lifetime!	Meiss and Round lake resides along the summit range which is full of volcanic spires. Both lakes surrounded by meadows of wild flowers, foliage and massive peaks create a natural paradise. At one time in the 1800s German emigrants used this regions meadows to raise and herd cattle. Today the ranch is abandoned leaving only its ghosts behnd and the Bigfoot like creatures who occasionally pass through this valley to make there way into areas like the Desolation Wilderness. Did a large giant leave his foot impression on the shores of Meiss Lake. Enter the land of paradise and mystery!
Round Top Peak Expedition includes lots of gems such as Woods Lake, Mokelumne Wilderness and the high sierras of the Eldorado National Forest. This peak seems to be a focal point for Bigfoot activity. Then again it was the pioneers who first recognized its beauty for cattle herders. Only later was the area recognized for its mining mines such as The Lost Cabin Mine where only remnants of the past remain scattered throughout the forest. We are not asking you to take the journey were asking you take the pilgrimage as we reveal this area with a 1970's filming theme. The adventure begins when the pavement ends join us as we take on this massive 10k peak and all its adjacent hidden landmarks!	Apple Hill California started off as 16 historic ranches which grew into an association of 55. Today its one of the top regions to produce apples in Northern California. It also is the site of numerous Bigfoot sightings and activity over the years. Come join us we tour ranches, cider mills, vineyards, pumpkin patches and orchards in the Sierra foothills of the Eldorado National Forest. At one time the old Pony Express use to cut right through Apple Hill. Are these ranches providing a food source for America's great ape or is some other predator mangling the metal fences which surround its orchards? Much history surrounds this beautiful land which is full of many remnants of the past which includes cannons all the way to old farming equipment.	The Nine Mile House Cemetery also called Hartwick, Hamilton, Crystal Springs and Camino Cemetery is a true example of early pioneeer history as emigrants journeyed The Old Pony Express. At one time this very land contained a blacksmith, general store, inn, stables and tavern. The Nine Mile House servedall those who dared to adventure into the unknown. For nearly a century many families including the state and county all fought against one another as to who has rights to its ownership. Today many early miners of the gold rush and ranching relevant to Apple Hill California can be found buried here. Today even though burials contintue many of its earlier inhabitants have been forgotten. Today this woodsy patch at the top of the woodsy hill is all that remains of what once was.
Placerville Old City Cemetery was the first and earliest pioneer cemetery which is known to be located in Hangtown an early rich mining community. Today the cemetery has given up so very little as so many prominent individuals were laid to rest here. People who founder ElDorado County and the bustling town of Placerville. Take a spooky walk into one of the sierras creepiest cemeteries where graves remain in ruins on a hillside overlooking historical Placervillle! Enter the gates of Old City Cemetery a peaceful place where early pioneers were laid to rest.	Indian Creek Reservoir is an ancient location where the Washoe Natives migrated to for the hunting and gathering of supplies for nearly 9,000 years!. Today this location meets where the Toiyabe National Forests converges with the high desert. Overshadowed by the Sierras this part of the sierra triangle may be a watering hole for the legendary Thunderbird and Bigfoot as well. Join us as we adventure to Indian Creek visiting an old air strip and other bodies of water found in this ancient forest that is flourishing with wild and bird life!	The Minden Eastside Cemetery may be one of the newest cemeteries in the Carson Valley but it also is one of the most active. All the way from strange electromagnetic readings emanating from some of its plots to a UFO this memorial park holds many paranormal secrets. With stellar views of the Pine Nut and Sierra Mountain ranges it truly is a place filled with beauty. Perhaps the dearly departed who become permanent residents here have decided to enjoy the serenity the Carson Valley has to offer. Join us as we unmasks this memorial parks ghostly secrets and take this peaceful journey into the unknown if you dare to believe that the dearly departed have taken residence in this serene rural place of rememberance.
The Decker Homestead is a fine example of early pioneer life in the Carson Valley. At one time a family called this place home as they grew their own crops and even raised chickens. Today its stone foundations is crumbling as it is getting ready to fall. What secrets haunt this historic forgotten ranch? Haunted by a ghost by the name of Bob which even today still continues to watch over his property today!	Burnside Lake is a remote location in the high Sierras surrounded by Hope Valley and Grover Hot Springs. Known for its Bigfoot activity its also a place where over the years tragedies have occurred since it resides deep in the Toiyabe National Forest. The lake is overshadowed by monolithic Hawkins Peak and Volcanic spires. Some of the earliest inhabitants were miners came here in search of gold here. Today this wilderness region is full of strange oddities ranging from wildman camps to ghosts, UFO's and even Sasquatch. We encourage you to join us in our quest for the truth in the heart of the Sierra Triangle as we take this majestic treasure head on!	The very beautiful Lake Dardanelles is named based off a straight in NW Turkey of the Aegean Sea. Surrounded by steep cliffs and an extinct volcano this truly is the next best gem aside from the nearby monolithic Lake Tahoe. A forest surrounded by ancient alpines, firs and aspens this region is known for its Bigfoot Lore. It also is home to two very historic ranches called the Luther and Meiss homesteads. If you dare we invite you to take a journey with us into the unknown as we chase Ghosts and Bigfoot in the very overgrown Tahoe National Forest and a place for over a century known as Lake Valley.
The Old Stewart Indian School was built to assimilate Native American students in the west to be ready for American Society. Today nearly over 80 stone temples grace the Carson Valley encompassing over 240 acres which also includes two cemeteries. During its heyday nearly 400 plus students resided at this boarding school learning vocational trades like sewing, agricultural, nursing, cooking, mechanics, masonry and so much more. The staff also lived on site and even at one time the railroad made a stop here. Today most of what remains has been long since abandoned leaving only memories and its history behind. A dark history one filled with many students passing away from the Russian and Spanish flu's due to communal living. They were buried right near the school along with one of the last Washoe ancient basket weavers. What secrets remain among the stone ruins of one of the most majestic scenic boarding schools on the west coast?	St. Mary Louise Hospital & Art Center/Retreat was built to treat the miners and residents of Virginia City of the Comstock Lode. Over the years it has also been the site of many tragedies and deaths. This includes a ghostly apparition called the "White Nun" who was burned alive due to a terrible accident. Today even though the hospital has been transformed into a museum of art some patients checked in and only to never checked out. We dare to venture into one of the most haunted hospitals on the west coast as we tour grand halls, patient rooms and even a dismal attic where the nuns once slept peering out their windows awaiting their next patient. This historical landmark is full of victorian beauty with over 14,000 square footage including halls, rooms, kitchens and even a lounge. This location will send chills down your spine with a century of history to coincide with its ghosts!	The Mackay Mansion was owned by silver tycoon John Mackay who hit one of the richest silver lodes in the Comstock. Truly he put Nevada on the map, funded the Civil War and end was responsible for the first Commercial Cable Company which ran its first cables underneath the Pacific Ocean. He created a Catholic Orphanage Asylum in Virginia City and after his death a mining school was taught at the University Of Reno in his name. Mackay was known to be one of the richest men in western history throwing lavish parties having guest such as President Grant, Samuel Clemens, Alexander Graham Bell and even Thomas Edison. Years later after his passing this mansion today serves as a museum to honor his name but it also is home to some of the greatest haunting's in all of Nevada. Some of those haunts include a Colonel whose ghostly footsteps are heard on the stairs, lady in white and even a child who plays with the toys in the children's bedroom. We invite you to take this haunting tour into Nevada's most lavish haunted mansions of all time.
The Sierra Nevada Triangle is a place where UFO's, Bigfoot and the unexplained converge. Known for being one of the final frontiers on the planet this is a region where people and pilots have disappeared for years. Its also an area that includes Yosemite, Death Valley, Area 51 as well as multiple wilderness areas. Today the Nevada triangle hype has grown as strange sounds are heard, creatures are sighted, conspiracies grow and mass UFOS/OVNIS are seen hovering over the mountains between Nevada and California. We invite our viewers to take a step into this compilation of evidence our organization as put together which includes UFO videos, Bigfoot evidence, Case files and many other oddities collected during our investigations into this very strange region. Be ready to step into the twilight zone as we unveil FULL DISCLOSURE!	The Carson Hills A short clip of a bunch of cattle grazing and running down the rock stricken hillsides. There is actually allot of nature in the area such as turtles, deer, birds, coyotes, wood ducks etc and of course the cattle that graze the pasture right near the Masonic Caves as well. as a gateway into the high sierras of the majestic Carson Pass. At one time these remote foothills were also the home of the early Washoe for nearly thousands of years. They would hunt, fish and gather food here in the cooler months. They also would ranch, farm, mine and raise livestock surrounding its hidden lake found here. Today many great sites are found within the hills such as a dam which has a reservoir which provides the native colony found here with fresh water. Also their are burial grounds, phantom planes, UFOs, mutilations and other oddities which surround these hills all found in the heart of the mysterious sierra triangle. We invite you to take a journey into the founders old backyard as we journey into this ancient wilderness filled with memorable times and the strange!	Folsom Lake is home to some of the earliest gold rush settlements in the American West. Mormon Island alone had over 2500 residents, three dry good stores, five merchandise stories, multiple shops, school, dairy, winery, four hotels and even an express ship. What once was a thriving community eventually burned down leaving behind desolation. The Army Corp Of Engineers in the 1950's created the Folsom Lake Dam between the two forks of the American River thus submerging many of the settlements which also flooded many graves that were not relocated. Today with its receding waters the town has finally came back to life leaving behind a historical wonder of what once was. With old tales of Bigfoot and the fact that these ruins are haunted by the ghost of the past we invite you to delve into this special historic preservation project involving American Western History. Take a journey into this once in a lifetime lost forgotten city!!
Folsom Lakes Mormon Island Relocation Cemetery was erected from the early burial grounds that once graced Mormon Island, Salmon Falls, Negro Hill, Condemned Bar, McDowell's Hill, Natural Dam, Dolton's Bar, Prairie City, Chan Lin Din, Beckholdt, Tweed, Packwood Smith and Carrollton Bar. The dark truth is that when the lake was created many of the graveyards in these settlements were exhumed then relocated here while others were left behind when the lake was formed from the dam project in 1954. Many of the interments are unknown while other graves are crumbling containing some of the earliest miners of the gold rush dating back to the 1848. Today amongst the graves the forgotten spirits wander aimlessly hoping to be acknowledged by those who pass by!	The Volcano California's Masonic Caves were used as a Market, Saloon and even the site where 5 Masonic Pre-charter meetings took place. This limestone hill is honeycombed and riddled with many caverns which all at one time were part of the town of Volcano. Today only their ghosts of the past roam its depths as they remain forgotten and unattended to. At one time the Masons built their first Lodge #56 atop of the hill only to have had it burn down then it was moved to a much more larger warmer building at downtown Volcano. We invite you to journey into the depths of some of the most historic caves in all of California where the Bryant Brothers had their first five meetings inside this very cool drafty eerie cave system.	Volcano Catholic Cemetery was one of the first of its kind in the beautiful county of Amador California. As it resided along the Emigrant trail this burial ground once held a wood church which burnt down twice and by its third time of reconstruction sits right next to this place of the dearly departed. One of the oldest graves here dates back to 1852 while many of its interments are some of the first Catholic Miners who saw the beauty in the very land that the came to rest at! What haunting secrets lie amongst its stone walls and masonry works of wonder?
Volcano Protestant/Methodist Cemetery is one of the most haunting and historical burial grounds in all of gold country. As it sits on a hillside covered in daffodils many of the people were alive during Thomas Jefferson's presidency and lived full lives prior to being buried here. While the church across the road was bustling with services many of the dearly departed were celebrated then brought right across the road for burial. The first burial to take place here was in Nov. of 1850 by a man with the name of Goodrich two years prior to the small pine Methodist Church being built which was in 1852. We invite you to take a journey into a true pioneer cemetery of the western American gold rush!	St. George Hotel & Whiskey Flat Saloon are fine examples of gold country history. During the 1850s thuis hotel burned down twice as to where many of the locals thought that a fire demon was responsible. Its predacessor a brick structure would serve as a replacement named after St. George the fire dragon slayer. hence the flag that flows proudly at its entrance. Today visitors can enjoy a prhobittion ale at the Whiskey Flat Saloon where patrons are often victims of a coin throwing ghosts while the hotel is haunted by four resident ghost including a little girl named Rosy who drowned on the lake where its shores use to reside just outside the porches of this historic inn. Many strange things have happened over the years of this hotels operations all the way from flickering lights, footsteps, banging on the walls, ghostly music, locked doors unlocking, apparitions including a man with a cane and even beds being unmade or made on their own. Come check out one of the most haunted hotels in all the mother lode if you dare for a scare!	Salt Springs Reservoir was home to the Washoe and Miwok Native tribes for nearly 12 thousand years. Carved out be glaciers of the last ice age and the raging waters of the Mokelumne River the reservoir was formed in 1929 to create a hydroelectric power plant to provide electricity to some of the rural towns found in the Sierra foothills. Today many volcanic ridges, domes and peaks surround this areas which provides a very secluded habitat for Bigfoot and other strange paranormal events which range from ancient ghost to blue UFOs. Journey with us in this remote land deep in the Mokelumne River canyon all the way from the top to its very core in this lost forgotten paradise as we journey into the unknown and traverse an ancient forest of stumps all the way to snow capped peaks to lush forest that transition from the Eldorado to the Mokelumne Wildernesses.
Dutch Flat German Cemetery was erected for the early German Emigrants and miners who came to the area. The cemetery itself is a reminder of what once was a very large boom town that had great wealth and was even a major stage stop in the area. Today many of the early German miners and their pioneer families who braved this magical land are found here left to haunt this woodsy hill in hopes that others will listen.	The Dutch Flat Chinese Cemetery forgotten residing in a pine forest is a reminder of some of the first Chinese immigrants who forever changed the wild west all the way from the construction of the transcontinental railroad to the lumber that was cut to be used in this regions first towns. Many of the graves found here tell a sad story of tragedy, struggle, life and death as most of the interments been exhumed to be sent back to China. This burial ground is all that remains of one of the largest Chinatowns of its heyday and a sad reminder of what once was.	Dutch Flat California was one of the wealthiest boom towns that used Monitor water cannons for Hydraulic Mining. Although Mark Twain was one of the notable visitors here it was also the site of the largest lumber company in the state of California and a major stage coach stop in the sierras. Some of the first plans to be drawn up for the transcontinental railroad occurred in this very town. Despite the millions of dollars of gold that was mined here this national landmark had risen and fallen. All the way from fires including one that burnt down Chinatown to major storms today many of its original buildings have stood the test of time. Besides its history it also is home to some of the oldest ghost stories in the sierras. As nature has reclaimed the town today with every place comes a story. We welcome you to stop on by one of the most picturesque placer towns of the wild west.
The Donner Pass Transcontinental Railroad Tunnels is a reminder that the task of constructing nine tunnels in the worlds hardest rock is truly the work of giants or as so it seems. In the 1860's thousands of Chinese Immigrants picked, chiseled and blew through the summit with black kegs and sometimes in the process getting killed. The pass known for the tragedy which struck the region as the Donner Party became stranded in 1846 in a massive series of winter storms. Later on those same storms were so terrible that many of the laborers were killed in avalanches, sickness, pneumonia, rock slides and extreme cold. With the tunnel system complete in the later 1860's this led to a boom of more jobs when the Central Pacific Railroad integrated snow sheds which would house rail walkers, snow shovelers, rangers and even firemen. Some of those men never seen the light of day some of them paid the price before and after the construction. In 1993 these tunnels were closed off now they reside alone on Donner Summit to suffer the winds of time and where its ghosts of the past are a true testament to the great feats man can accomplish. That includes its great wall built by the Chinese which today's serves as a reminder of the brave men who took on the high sierras! Join me underground if you dare to one of the most haunted train tunnels in the nation!	Grantsville Nevada was the site where gold was discovered in 1863. Its discoverer used this as a ploy to sham the miners eventually causing the entire town to go broke until the Alexander Company bought up a bunch of claims and built a mill which caused the town to boom in the early 1880s which during those times lawlessness, greed and tragedy seemed to be its downfall. Not to mention that the town had hung one of its residents from a wood beam at the stamp mill. Eventually the rich gold ore veins came to its end and even a second boom in 1907 failed particularly after its brothel burnt down. Grantsville named after General Grant of the civil war never made it to the big time its nearby predacessor Berlin eventually also became a ghost town. Today the ruins sit nestled in the Shoshone mountains haunted by the ghosts who once roamed its very streets and lived in its various structured.	Showers Lake which resides in scenic lake basin South of Lake Tahoe in the Eldorado National Forest is said to be one of the most picturesque lakes in the region. At one time early ranches used the lake and its tributary of the Truckee River to fish and provided water to their cattle. Today this region of the high sierras is home to one of North Americas most elusive monsters known as Sasquatch. While this body of water makes up small portion of the many lakes found within the Eldorado National forest this body of water is one of the most pristine. Journey with us as we uncover giants of the sierras all the way from being surrounded to strange monsterous tracks. Journey with us as we take on one of the most remote regions of this beautiful lake basin climbing over Red Ridge to even visiting an old homestead this adventure is a real creature features.
	Kings Canyon Nevada was a migration path in ancient times to the Washoe Tribe. In the 1800's a trading post, ranch, lumber company and military outpost were built here. Many miners in the gold rush used the canyon to travel down into Eagle Valley thus Carson City Nevada was born in the 1850's. Today far above Kings Canyon lays a vast wilderness and the Toiyabe National forest a place where Bigfoot and UFOs collide all along the Carson Range overlooking both the high desert and the Lake Tahoe Basin. We invite you to enjoy this grand finale of this beautiful land and epic journey as we uncover the Giants Lair and one of the biggest discoveries in the country a Sasquatch encampment. This addition to our site will take you on a journey into the strange, historical, beauty, picturesque city scapes of the state capitol and crisp nature photography. Climb into the sierras as we take on this hidden gem high above the city into one of the most fascinating discoveries in the world of Cryptozoology and included is our documentary which will blow your minds! Let us take you into a real monsters den check it out if you dare!