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  • (#4) Mysterious Disappearances Are A Regular Occurrence

    Many children have gone missing in Yosemite with bizarre elements in common. They tend to disappear in locations rich with huckleberries, and many times, a storm follows, washing away tracks or clues. They are found very far away and are always missing clothing or shoes with no scrapes on their feet proving - almost like they teleported to a different part of the park.    
     
    Local lore tells of a few beasts that could be responsible, like the cannibalistic Wendigo or the mountain devils called Seeahtiks who possess hypnotic abilities and extraordinary strength.

  • A Park Ranger Found Three Meticulously Severed Deer Heads On A Trail on Random Creepy Stories & Legends About Yosemite

    (#3) A Park Ranger Found Three Meticulously Severed Deer Heads On A Trail

    A ranger for the Backcountry Division in Yosemite Park recalls a strange experience while patrolling on foot. In the middle of a trail, he found a freshly severed deer head. The cut was clean and there was no body or blood to be found. Hunting was not legal during that time of year, so he surveyed the area, buried the head, and continued on. Half a mile later, he found a second deer head in the middle of the trail.

    Panic set in as he realized he was 30 miles away from his vehicle and whoever had done this could be watching him. Again, he surveyed the area, found nothing, and buried the head. Before finishing his patrol, he discovered a third deer head, almost completely stripped of skin. He reported the creepy trail of deer heads, but who put them there remains a mystery.

  • Yosemite Is Bigfoot's Stomping Grounds on Random Creepy Stories & Legends About Yosemite

    (#11) Yosemite Is Bigfoot's Stomping Grounds

    A California Conservation Corps worker was camping in the Tuolumne meadows of Yosemite one night when he heard heavy footsteps heading straight for his tent. He went out to investigate and was faced with what he could only describe as the legendary Bigfoot.

    Once his brain processed what the roughly 600-pound beast covered in black fur and standing on two legs was, he screamed. To his surprise, the creature screamed back and retreated.

  • (#5) Creatures Known As Nightcrawlers Lurk In The Woods

    These mysterious creatures have been spotted and captured on film in Fresno and Yosemite.

    The slow, awkward beings, which resemble a pair of white pants, have been given the nicknames “Nightcrawlers” and the “Fresno Alien.” 

  • (#7) The Sierra Sky Ranch Is A Former Sanatorium And Is Now Home To Phantom Children

    The Sierra Sky Ranch in Yosemite was originally built in 1875 as a cattle ranch then became a sanatorium for quarantining tuberculosis patients, many of whom were reportedly children. At some point in its history, it was also used to convalesce WWI veterans, and it is now a 29-room hotel.

    The place is widely known to be haunted, mainly by "phantom children" who can be reportedly heard giggling and whispering as they run through the hotel's halls. The main living room of the building is one of their favorite places, and light footsteps can often be heard tripping up and downstairs. They're not the only specters of Sierra Sky Ranch: up to five regular spirits are said to be residents, embodying both earthly and abstract forms (a woman who smells of perfume and specifically haunts the library and a rageful man).

  • A Teenager's Disappearance Sparked Conversations About Whether The National Parks Service Was Covering Up Such Incidents on Random Creepy Stories & Legends About Yosemite

    (#6) A Teenager's Disappearance Sparked Conversations About Whether The National Parks Service Was Covering Up Such Incidents

    Stacy Ann Arras was 14 in 1981 when she was camping with family and friends in Yosemite. Wanting to go capture some photos at a nearby lake, she and an older member of the group headed that way. The older man allegedly stopped to rest halfway there and let Stacy go on ahead. She never returned, and not a single trace of her was ever found despite intense search and rescue attempts. Her widely publicized disappearance garnered the attention of paranormal author David Paulides, who conducted an investigation into the Arras disappearance and ultimately claimed that corruption among national park officials was suspicious and that something sinister might have been purposefully covered up in regards to Arras's strange disappearance.

    This has never been proven but has stirred up controversy around an already fearful topic.

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Yosemite National Park is located in California, it is a dazzling jewel among the many national parks in the United States and as famous as Yellowstone Park. The beautiful natural environment and unique scenery have attracted countless tourists and outdoor enthusiasts, and there are some true stories and legends that make this national park more famous in the world.

Yosemite has unparalleled natural beauty, including the five highest waterfalls in the world, granite domes, deep canyons, and huge redwood forests. Who is not curious about the history of such a vast and historical national park? The random tool introduced 14 creepy stories and legends about Yosemite, which will not disappoint you.

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