4.0Winchester Mystery House(3.129 reviews) - Halloween attraction in a real haunted house Friday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Historic Sites • Mysterious Sites
The Winchester Mystery House is the beautiful but bizarre mansion of Sarah Winchester, heiress of the Winchester Repeating Arms fortune. Construction began in 1884, and didn't stop for 38 years. Haunted by the spirits of Winchester rifle victims, Mrs. Winchester built the Victorian mansion with many odd and mysterious features. The Winchester Mystery House is an architectural wonder and historic landmark in San Jose, CA. Self-guided garden tours are available.See more..
4.5Trees of Mystery(1.233 reviews) - A fun roadside attraction Friday: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Speciality Museums • Mysterious Sites • Forests
Family owned and operated roadside attraction, offers a hiking trail through the redwoods and a SkyTrail gondola ride through the trees. We have a large gift shop, fresh homemade fudge, and a large collection of Native American artifacts in our free museum.See more..
4.0Mystery Spot(1.148 reviews) - Super fun place to explore! Friday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Mysterious Sites
The Mystery Spot is a gravitational anomaly located in the redwood forests just outside of Santa Cruz, California. It is a circular area of effect around 150 feet or 46 meters in diameter. Within the Mystery Spot you will be stunned as your perceptions of the laws of physics and gravity are questioned. But don't take our word for it, come and decide for yourself! The Mystery Spot was discovered in 1939 by a group of surveyors and opened to the public in 1940. The Mystery Spot has amazed and perplexed hundreds of thousands of visitors from all over the world, and many return time and time again to experience these puzzling variations of gravity, perspective, and height. Some speculate that cones of metal were secretly brought here and buried in our earth as guidance systems for their spacecraft. Some think that it is in fact the spacecraft itself buried deep within the ground. Other theories include carbon dioxide permeating from the earth, a hole in the ozone layer, a magma vortex, the highest dielectric biocosmic radiation known anywhere in the world, and radiesthesia. Whatever the cause is, it remains a mystery.See more..
4.0Yaqui Well(16 reviews) - Interesting hike but no well Bodies of Water • Deserts • Mysterious Sites
Waterwell located in the Anza Borrego State Park. Site of the mysterious Ghost Dancers.See more..
Found this place on a Sat Search and investigated it. Went during day light hours because it is remote area. Found what was maybe going to be a golf area. Pretty much ruined now but it is spread out over a very large area. Dirt road leading to an area that you can park and wander around the site to see. A lot of time was spent on this project and seemed to die 45+ years ago. Easy to find and seeSee more..
2.5Prehistoric River Pomo Burial Gounds(3 reviews) - RIP. Rest In Peace Mysterious Sites 1877 Chinatown built on a haunted Prehistoric Pomo indian burial ground. These definitions are from the River Pomo indians "Nomlaki" which no remaining decendants or tribes exsist. These 3 paranormal experiences are at the museum, they are defined as natural, and the indians did not invent something that wasn't already there, they named them. LES: "shade, Shadow, ghost", which dwells within and animates the living; after death, the Les may be helpful or harmful; it may remain near the grave or go to the afterworld.HOLOWIT: Ghost, an evil manifestationYAPAYTU: Undetermined supernatural manifestationColusa founders occupied and forced the remaining Colusi indians off the area and made them cross the river. 1833 to 1860 indian genocide occured, the caretaker of the museum is a conduit to which information from the spirit world is feed to him and researched as true and displayed into the museum, no matter how painful this position incurs, their is great relief when the path is followed.See more..
Former county hospital built in the 1800's, converted to county offices in the late 1970's. Closed shortly after mentally ill client went on a rampage killing people. Now sits abandoned and rotting. Was once a beautiful facility. Small graveyard behind the building.See more..
4.5Soviet Transpolar Landing Site(2 reviews) - The Russians have Landed Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Mysterious Sites
Landed in 1937 from a 6000 mile non-stop single engine transpolar route to land in San Jacinto. A plaque was place near the city hall on 6th & San Jacinto Ave with other information to support the values of this community. Very interesting to read read about this ver small part of history. Lots of information located here with various plaques and signage.See more..
3.0The Scary Dairy(1 review) - Urbex in a former mental hospital Mysterious Sites This is only for the jaded traveler who has been to LA more than once. This is a worthy side trip from Point Dune, for instance, or if you’re heading out to Oxnard or Ventura. After parking at the head of a rather hard to find trail, you’ll hike about 10 minutes out to an abandoned hanger that’s lost all its siding. The frame remains the lasting monument of a dairy once run by mental patients as occupational therapy. It’s surrounded by a chain link fence easily dismissed by crawling through a large hole on the west end. You can climb up to the second floor, being careful to step only where you are supported by metal girders. Teens will like this. Even better is the abandoned asylum itself, a veritable treasury of highly crafted graffiti. This will leave an impression. Not exactly haunted, but daunting to the imagination. No doubt many a shock therapy session ran its course here. See more..
5.0Phantom Lights(1 review) - Trippy Mysterious Sites Mysterious light phenomena appearing over the Borrego Valley and surrounding area.See more..
