Most Haunted Places in Oregon
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- Embark on a spine-tingling journey through the lush landscapes of the Pacific Wonderland as we unveil the chilling mysteries of Oregon's most iconic haunted places.
Roam the shadows of a park, where whispers of spectral encounters and ghostly apparitions under the moonlight are as common as the rustling leaves. Explore the eerie glow of a historic lighthouse, where phantom keepers and much darker forces linger.
Descend into the mysterious depths of hidden tunnels, echoing with the ghosts of a bygone era when unsuspecting souls were forced into a life of maritime servitude. Step inside the haunting halls of a former mental institution, where the tortured spirits of patients past are rumored to linger.
Finally, venture to the enchanting Chateau nestled in the caves, where tales of ghostly encounters and unexplained phenomena have become an integral part of its rich history. Join us as we unravel the enigmatic stories that surround these haunted Oregon locales. Are you ready for the supernatural secrets that lie within? Watch on, if you dare!
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I live in the Cave Junction area, and the Oregon Caves & Chateau are beautiful. There’s also many Bigfoot sightings here. 👣
hi, me too!!!love it here, we have that shop on main street with so many cool items featuring bigfoot, along with many books of stories of them.
Reputable folks saw Bigfoot up at the caves in 96,A back Doctor and his family.
I'm in Grants Pass.
Cave junction can have a Show on all the murders that's happened over the 20 years,
I pulled up to Mighty and swift laying in the road murdered in my log truck at 330 am.
I worked facility Maintenance at the Oregon state hospital for 5 years, can confirm it is 100% haunted. They filled in the tunnels a while back, but they were very eerie. I've heard footsteps and every coworker who's ever worked night shift has heard and seen things.
Why did they fill in the tunnels?
My aunt worked there many years ago.
I remember her talking
about her time there, but
truth be told I was young
and didn't listen :(
The basement of emanuel us definitely haunted.
They must not have filled them all or it's happened in the last 15 years cause my friends and I would sneak in and explore them when we were teens.
These are pretty stereotypical answers to any Oregon native. You want some real ominous haunted eerie feeling shit? Go to the ghost towns out in the central Oregon high desert. I’m talking places like antelope and shaniko. I’m telling you you just feel uneasy driving through those places.. Antelope is where the Rajneesh sex cult set up shop back in the 80’s but I think shaniko is freakier.. it’s a small, small town (if you can call it that) that used to be a booming railroad stop and the wool making capitol of the world in the early 1900’s. Now there’s nothing but a gas station, ice cream shop, post office, cafe, and a hotel. I stopped in here driving by just looking for a bathroom. Gas station was closed but said there’s a bathroom at the hotel. So I walk to the hotel passed the closed ice cream shop and closed post office.. Both of these buildings by the way have mannequins staring at you through a window by the way. I make it to the hotel which says open so I go to open the door and boom it’s open! I go inside… No one. I ring the little bell at the desk, no one. I walk around through the lobby over to the little dining area, no one. I walked through this hotel for 30 minutes and did not encounter a single living soul. IM SORRY HAS ANYONE EVER WALKED THROUGH AN EMPTY HOTEL THATS OPEN FOR BUSINESS YOU FOUND IN THE MIDDLE OF AN EMPTY TOWN FULL OF MANNEQUINS IN THE DESERT???
Thanks for checking out this video @chuckyd7366. As native Oregonians ourselves we know there are SO many haunted places in our state, especially in Central Oregon, and will be releasing more videos with some of these locations in the future. Have you had a chance to visit any of these other spooky spots before?
I actually stayed at the compound that cult set up shop at for my 'senior skip day' thing back in '08, it was surprisingly nice. I have no idea what the school officials were thinking booking that place for a bunch of 18 year olds to go hang out, or if they were being completely honest with us about where we stayed.
I'm from Medford Oregon I'm 30 Minutes away from ashland you should do lots of ghosts towards there You should also talk about Jacksonville. Oregon, which is twenty minutes away from me, very haunted
Have you done the jville haunted trolley tour?
Born and raised in Oregon! I am still here because it’s a gorgeous place!
Native Pacific Northwestern Oregonian here. Thanks for uploading!
Love the content man I was born in Portland but lived in Beaverton for a while then moved to lake Oswego then to Wilsonville then to Tualatin so I’m pretty familiar with Oregon so this is pretty cool to see videos about the great pacific north west
Thanks so much for checking out this video @JosephGarcia-oi8li. We're native Oregonians ourselves and love all the spooky history the beautiful PNW has to offer. Are there any other haunted spots you know of that you'd like to see us cover in the future?
McLoughlin House In Oregon city?
Imbrie farm in hillsboro?
There was a time I went to Yaquinta Bay with my mom when I was younger. She took some photos of the lighthouse. And in the window you can zoom in on an extremely clear apperition of an older man with a red beard. This place is wild!
Born & raised in Lake Oswego K-12. Lived in Beaverton, Tigard & Tualatin. Now live down in the Eugene area. Have also been around the world & country multiple times. Nothing really beats Oregon to me besides maybe Germany but even then it's a close call
I'm surprised you didn't include the Wolf Creek Inn reported to be the most haunted place in Oregon
Also Myrtle Creek , storys
about what Chinese people went through digging tunnels
It had a Vampire attack or two. Back in the early 80s I think.
Always ready for a new episode. Thank you. Have a great weekend.
I'm sure that I'm ready. I always enjoy watching your videos, and I really wish you the best for the future.
Thank you for another great video!!
I'm from Clackamas, OR. I visited Hot Lake Hotel in La Grande. I had some amazing experiences when I stayed here. Definitely a sleeper in the haunted history of Oregon. Would love to see a video on it!
The hot lake hotel has been closed for decades. You did not "stay there". Not legally anyway.
I feel like me and the fella making this should be friends, or at least meet up, 2 different videos this one and Haunted Roads of Oregon directly involve my family, in this case Oregon State Hospital, my Aunt Was the first woman to work maximum security in Oregon at OSH imagine the storys we have to tell lol
Thanks so much for tuning in to the channel @stevenbrown1134. We do love our Oregon haunts. Do you remember any specific stories from your family?
Haunted roads???
@@stevenbrown1134 ayo?
i remember the summer before my dad was diagnosed with cancer we went on a haunted lighthouse tour along the coast. we never saw anything but it was so fun
I've been living in Oregon since I was 2 years old, I'm 35 now, and I love this kinda stuff and look forward to seeing if I've visited any of these places.
Edit: I have been to the lighthouse and climbed to the top!!!!!
Oh, and I live in SW Portland!!! 😂😂😂
Hi! This is great, I have to add something though. Muriel Trevenard inhabits the Yaquina Bay lighthouse, on the South side of Newport. Thank you for spotlighting Oregon!😊
You are easy to listen to. The camera work is great. Good show.
Thanks for much for the positive feedback @kenbarkdoll7252. Have you been to any of these haunted places in Oregon?
Salem Oregon here ❤ love the vid
Surprised not to see "Enchanted Forest" them park on here
Thanks for tuning in @thatjamesguy2581. We actually have an entire video dedicated to The Enchanted Forest on our channel we'd recommend checking out. Do you have any spooky stories from Oregon or the theme park yourself?
@FrightNightScares I do not. Never actually visited it. There is a graveyard I lived across the street from as a child that at times was very creepy. It was on 23rd and Morrison In Portland OR
I didn’t know there were any enchanted forest stories. I went there when I was little and I’ve been planning to go visit it again
Well done thank you.
I'm from Oregon and been to some of these places. Awesome video!!
Glad you enjoyed, @danellebeebe7634
I've been to them all. There were many things I didn't know. Especially the bits on Lithia Park.
I checked into the lighthouse and found nothing about the missing girl (The story tells you it's not true), but there was death's. A keeper was found dead inside the morning after he had a heart attack, the article said he was fully dedicated to his job (maybe he's still doing his job). A man doing repairs fell from the lighthouse dying soon after (could be the man people say they see falling). Another man was doing work near the lighthouse and falling. The closest I found to a female dying connected to the lighthouse, was a 33yr old woman who's father worked at the lighthouse when she was a child (She passed away suddenly at her home). I am co-founder of a paranormal group, and I don't chase down made of ghost stories. But like this location, stories get mixed up "But that don't mean there's not a incident which could cause a haunting". If I go to a haunted location I don't want to be rude calling a spirit by the wrong name, or getting the reason surrounding their death wrong. I love all lighthouses and hope to see this one, I don't need a ghost to be drawn to a lighthouse "The view is plenty enough reason".
I found out about a ghost town in the mountains just this summer, been to it twice now and it always leaves me feeling kinda spooked. It's near-ish to Cottage Grove. You can actually see the tailing piles from the mine on google with the satellite view, it's called Bohemia City/Bohemia Mines. The whole region is just littered with old mine adits. I've been trying to figure out what's out there around Crystal Lake and Elephant Lake and can't find any information.
I stumbled across the Bohemia Mines when I was staying in an old ranger station up there. What a delightful surprise that was! And the ruins were awesome. Clearly not visited often.
I live here in Oregon as well and you did not mention a few other places, I hope you get to them soon
Yaquina Head and Yaquina Bay are two different lighthouses.
I feel like Oregon is just such a wild place that you can find weird and spooky places anywhere you go. Each county could probably have multiple books or documentaries.
The chateau isn’t currently open either. There’s a group fundraising for repairs
I live in Portland. I went to the Oregon Caves many years ago. I loved it, but I was freezing lol. I remembered a jacket the next time.
I was raised in Ashland all my childhood & into my 30’s from the 60’s 70s 80s 90s … Moved back home in my 40s for awhile so it’s safe to say .. I’ve spent a lot of time at Lithia Park !! Was also there during the flood when we had to rebuild !! It was a community effort ! We thankfully got it back to its natural beauty as for haunting I’ve never yeasts of any but us kids did have spread stories about the Witches that would come out on the road around the a full moon although, none of those kids in town ever seen them, and it was more like urban legend than anything!!
The real haunting and scary places around Jackson County is Jacksonville, Oregon and Table Rock !!
I was surprised they were not mentioned at all??
Been to the lighthouse many times during my 20s, my friends during the day and night & have to say at night it has an eerie feel to it, but we’ve never encountered anything other than that I have heard others that have think there was a couple of murders out there somewhere ??
have you guys ever been out to the abandoned tiny town near wolf creek? I went out there. there’s sheds, a school, a church and a little graveyard (any maybe more?) it’s really interesting. a couple of the buildings out there are locked up, but the school is open. there are a few dolls sitting in the seats, it was pretty scary but overall amazing
Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution is also haunted. Used to work there and had a lot of experiences with it.
GOLD BEACH HAD A TOMBSTONE THAT GLOWED AT NIGHT IN THE 70S. GRAVEYARD WAS ON A HILL. AS U DROVE INTO TOWN ON 101 FROM THE SOUTH.WE WOULD OFTEN TRY 2 FIND IT GLOWING IN THE GRAVEYARD. EVENTUALLY THE TREES GREW TALL AND BLOCKED THE GLOW FROM 101.
If you do a part 2, you should look into The Hot Lake Hotel in Eastern Oregon.
Let’s go Oregon imma take my mom to one of these places to show her the stuff I like to explore
#6 is the house I used to live in
I live a few miles from Lithia Park been there so many times, never seen or hear anything. But the S O U campus now that's a whole different story!
My main issue is with the whole "feelings of being watched" thing. For probably the majority of people, just connecting a story like these to a specific location, would be enough to give them "feelings of being watched", don't you think? Otherwise some good storytelling.
It will always be cape foul weather to me.
I was too afraid to go inside the cave 😮
Thanks for tuning in @aprils6154. We don't blame you! Have you visited any of the other haunted spots in this video?
Forest Park is haunted, especially MacCleay park. So is Edgefield Manor.
There are also underground tunnels at 2nd and Yamhill. by the max train stop. next to the Peterson's convenience store. that's where I was told the bathroom was when I worked there, one night I locked the store and went down there to pee. creepy ass place.
I was in and out. didn't explore. it was a huge place. may have connected to the Shanghai not far away. Old man Peterson had other stores downtown with similar underground tunnels.
Cluttered with dirty livestock? Like, piles of cows???
Thanks for checking out this video @pidginmac. Have you had the chance to explore any of these haunted Oregon locations before?
From Hillsboro Oregon been though Ashland 😊
Was born in Ashland, used to play in lithia Park. Only heard tales about witches. Beautiful place!
Thanks for checking out this video @kellythomas545. We also thinks Ashland is super beautiful. Can you share some of the witchy tales you heard about Lithia Park?
@@FrightNightScaresCovens practice around Lithia. Lived here for decades, and I’ve only heard of the blue lady. Thanks for the new.
Yea I was born in medford and when I was in high-school my buddies would go over to lithia and hang out, we would always try to scare each other...lol.
There is a haunted cemetery in Lafayette from the 1800’s !
I used to work security in Portland oregon and alot of places I worked at were haunted.
❤️ Ashland
Is this a re-upload? I feel like I seen this before..
Thanks for tuning in to the channel @NewEnglandOtaku. We're re-doing and re-vamping many of our videos to correct wrong information and give some more, in depth detail about the locations we cover. Is there anything you'd like to see us cover in the future?
@@FrightNightScares more oregon!
Love to go see I fid giting a Towr ezeey
Its too bad that they filled in the tunnels Under the Oregon State Hospital but they are creepy. I believe its haunted by the lost souls that were tortured & died there &/or only knew the place as home.
oregon Gp been my home since 1997
Wouldn’t live anywhere else!
What about the Temple of Oculus Anubis
Gales Creek, Oregon
I thought oregon was an insane asylum 😂
I’m curious if Muriel trevenard was even real? I’m sure we would have had very old articles about her father asking for help..? It’s just a story made up unfortunately. Sad to say but it would have been awesome if it was real.
It's weird... the other times I've heard Muriel's story was in connection with the Yaquina BAY Lighthouse... the one actually in Newport.
As a child, we used to drive up to Yaquina Head Light not infrequently. This was back in the 1970's before any improvements were made.
I don't know about it being haunted, but the drive there used to terrify me... steep drop off into the ocean on one side... a cliff going up on the other... very narrow and possibly gravel at parts. And if you came upon another vehicle coming the opposite direction... I'd cower on the side of the car furthest from the ocean drop. lol
I really need to go up there one of these days. I'm sure the road has been much improved since the "good old days"! lol
The ducks at Lithia park are evil, they’ll harass you and bite your toes when you’re laying in the grass 😂 I’ve never encountered the hauntings, but I’ve always heard about them. Also love the cello guy!
I didn’t know Lithia Park is haunted
Nether did I, live within a mile of Lithia park and I have never hear of these.
Yaquina Head Lighthouse is so pretty, it is strange to think of it as haunted.
Portland.. i lived in Gresham for a few years. And ive got some info to add to this .. out of place city that isnt talked about.
The waterfront. Y'all.. that wasn't always there. It used to be old world buildings. But, mid-late 1800's that all changed when the suits showed up and took over, corrupted, included themselves and their "police" in all the gambling and "lottery" (that's rigged. Still. But i digress) love shacks.., liquor trade, underground everything.. even in the Chinatown district.
So the waterfront. All the buildings were taken apart brick by brick and sold elsewhere as an "origin wonder/work of art" that coincidentally burned within 2 years of competition. And coincidentally, in the areas that held historical documents/relics/artifacts..
When the waterfront was completed, in the early 1900's, it flooded that entire area. Covering up more old world stuff. They didn't "take into account of the extra rain fall".. which is just bs. Because why wouldn't that ever be a factor for building these type of things. The residents of the area were forced out. Couldn't return to salvage anything. Sounds familiar.
I was born here in Portland Oregon
Condolences
Thanks so much for checking out this video @deanhicks8878. We love the PNW! Have you been to any of the haunted places in PDX or Oregon?
@@trentonvanzoeren8286 The forebodingly dense forests and tall tales of enlightened leftists is how we keep out the riffraff. Stay away from Oregon.... 👻
@@FrightNightScares I have been by McMenamins White Eagle Saloon and Hotel and Crystal Ballroom but not been in them. I have heard of but not toured the Shanghai Tunnels.
When I was little my family took a walk through Lithia park. My little brother who was maybe 3 at the time was walking directly behind me. We were talking, then he stopped responding. I looked back and he was suddenly drowning in the nearby water, without a sound or splash. I yelled for my mom who dove in and rescued him and he was fine. But that situation never sat well with me and always seemed very strange. I am not surprised to hear legends of potentially vengeful spirits there.
My uncle used to live in or before he death
Considering the town of Port Ordord is the most haunted place in Oregon, I think you missed some of the actual most haunted places.😂
Lafayette cemetery Lafayette Oregon 😊
Oh, yes! We've hear a lot about the Lafayette Cemetery. Thanks for watching @Chcamp32.
Did not release the Gays incarcerated in this hospital until 1980. Was done in Ca in '67 by Ronnie only because he was a cheapskate.
Lithia park😂
What, wait Rest In Peace ( RIP ) City. Yikes!
Excuse me, Portland is the capital of Oregon. I don’t know what you’re talking about. Some states have another one of the same one but the capital of Oregon is Portland.
The top floor of the Geiser Grand Hotel in Baker City is rumored to be haunted. I never saw anything, but then again I never stayed the night.
AYE A FELLOW OREGONIAN?!!! Portland doesn't count as Oregon
I don’t think this person knows much about Oregon!
Whatever. 🙄
Born and raised in Oregon and not in Portland or it's surrounding area. I consider Portland very much a part of Oregon. lol
Explain why it isn’t? I’m confused
You sound like one of the Greater Idaho Initiative bigots
God i love Oregon
As an Oregonian born and raised I don’t consider Portland part of Oregon hahaha
Is it because you kind of hate people who aren’t just like you?
Portland is not oregon.
Thanks for checking out this video @eikua47. As native Oregonians we kindly disagree, but understand that part of the state is a bit different from others. Have you gotten a chance to visit any of these other haunted spots in Oregon?
I live in Portland, Oregon. Lol
jesus, man
Sounds like you belong in Idaho. Bye! 👋 😊
@@FrightNightScaresas a native Oregonian most of us consider Portland is just a suburb of Washington
I got married in Lithia park...yes I'm a witch😂
Pitock Masion is supposed to be haunted also.
The underground tunnels go all the way down to the Idaho border. Chineesse slaves built them to hide.
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