Never Better
Old Mountains Lyrics

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BURNT TAPES Another day Another step towards recovery Another step that …
Fuller Ooh, I think about the end sometimes I get so down,…
GreyMarket All my good luck’s gone Don’t tell me to keep calm Dancing…
hellocentral How am I Never better, better than I've ever been before Yes…
It's My Turn 사실 나도 잘 몰라 그냥 네 생각이 나곤 해 하릴없이 떠올라 다시 밤이…
Jess Moskaluke People call, people text Where I've been, what comes next? A…
Just Off Turner Funny how you make me laugh Today of all days, I…
Justin Wells Never better than right now The first thing I saw this…
Last Hope How can you tell the difference between your heaven and…

Lewis Tivey Did you ever wonder Not that it matters now I'll be there…
Luca Brasi We never learnt to know better Don't leave this lingering he…
M.N.D. No sé como empezar esta canción Mis días que no…
NOAH1LUV 회색도시에 사는 외계인들 초록피 사이 빨간게 흘러 달력 칸에 갇힌 체로 태어나서 부서져 너희…
Ought [Verse 1:] Flame, shadow, many in life The quiet eyes, decid…
P.O.S Draggin' a lake, draggin' a kettlebell, nothing ever gets do…
Raleigh Ritchie Beaten within an inch of my life, I was my…
STRANGE WEATHER I've walked a thousand miles in these shoes I don't know…
The Burnt Tapes Another day Another step towards recovery Another step that …
The Haunted Wasn’t it supposed to get better? I thought I heard you…

Vaux It's not hard, letting go I gave up long before, I…

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@spindoggytheexplorer2915

2y↑9

Was out here looking for rattle snakes and superstition scorpions, stayed in a Toyota with my 2 brothers and father, for 2 weeks never argued or fought once. I was about 18.
We arrived at a sign and the foundations of old buildings with the mountains not too far off, we worked our way in, my brother left to take a poop
My younger bro was complaining about sunblock(17) so he and my father returned to the car.
I hung tight. It felt like a half hour had passed in the hot sun. I started to become agitated. I looked around spotted my poop bro off flipping rocks way off in the distance. I thought what the hell why didn’t he come back to tell me.
So
I decided to climb the tallest rock in sight to get a view of the car to spot the others. Sure enough they weren’t at the car and nowhere to be seen despite me having a great view of the area. I was pissed. No real shade in sight, except a cave like alcove in the mountains way off in the distance.
I worked my way far off straight for the mountains, stepped over a couple barbed wire fences, and b lined for the shade. When I was a way off I heard my father and brother calling for me, turned around flipped em the bird high so they could see and continued on since it wasn’t worth turning back.

I had to scale the rock face and climb a bit to get into the alcove but while there I became increasingly enraged. Took off ALL my cloths did naked knuckle push-ups in the desert and boxed with the cave wall.
Despite how often we split up on these snake huntin trips they felt they had to follow me. They had a much harder time getting to me than they should have my brother was practically in tears and my father was swearing and yelling, I put my cloths on and was in my fathers face ready to square up. We all agreed to leave.
For background I don’t have a close relationship with my father, there’s a lot that has never been said between us and we’ve just decided to play it cool while never being close. Since my parents divorce 13 years earlier he and I had never argued and he’d never yelled at me and hasn’t since this day.

When we drove away from the mountains the air in the car cleared from a tense silence to what it usually was on the road. I said out loud “I feel better” and we all agreed.
Couldn’t tell you if it was just the measurable electro magnetic fields we know are there or some kind of spirit toying with us that caused all the ruckus but I’m not an idiot and I know doing push-ups in the desert is dumb and wouldn’t lose my cool under normal circumstances.
Something was up, can’t wait to go back.

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@theparanormalfiles

5y↑478

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@stevenwalden2313

5y↑21

Interesting similarities of paranormal to the Skinwalker ranch in Utah.

@RussellStClair-cy1vu

5y↑5

I'll bet if you do some triangulation you'll find these mountain ranges lines up with the Bosnian pyramids .

@ditachang7735

5y↑29

My name is Dita and I'm from the Netherlands. I'm 40 years old and my dad was half Chinees. I was educated in a lot of knowledge that was lost for our western civilization for thousands of years. I know for a fact that places with very old nature where are very old rivers or natural formed lakes are usually paranormal very active spots. There are also places where ,what we call, "aardstralen" are found. These can also cause a lot of paranormal activity and besides that disturbances in the energy flow of living beings. For example: If one doesn't know there are "aardstralen" in the place where the house is built and places a bed and especially cribs of babies, they can get a lot of sleeping problems and in cases when there's a baby involved, it can cause them to cry 24/7. My dad used to tell me that when you have both in the same spot, it's most often not only paranormal activity that's occurring but also outer spacial activity. I always felt he was damn right, though I never saw an alien. I'm a very gifted empath and I often pick up on emotions, from which I know they CAN NOT be of a human. Every living kind has their own emotional pattern and I can seperate the energy and emotion signature of all living beings from those who are dead and I know for a fact that we share space, as well as time with all sorts of beings. Some are good, some are bad, but although they have a simular complicated emotional pattern as we do, they are very definitely no humans I ever met. Like I said, I never see them, accept on the mirror of my soul, but because that's only verifiable for me ,I never shared this with anyone befor. However, I love your channel and the programs you make and my gut feeling tells me you people are trying to learn more about stuff like this and are not only about being as stupid as can be when the camera is rolling, but rather want to gain and share knowledge so people can come too understand who we are and where we come from. As well as who we are sharing existence itself with. Keep up the good work guys and girls. Big hug from Dita.

@Patches_Gaming

@@V12BigBlock: I can't hear any word about it, I mean I could download the video but for now I will debug it as the sqaw of a vulture..? I have many where I live and it sounds like that.

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@bigkingcurd

4y↑2K

Somebody needs to hire this guy for his own show immediately. What a captivating host. Well done sir

@Shalerboy101

4y↑104

He has a YouTube channel called ThePhoenixEnigma

@makecodgreatagain6049

4y↑7

Ryan Thomas thank you

@anbay771

4y↑1

No doubt

@hadleymanmusic

4y↑3

Very tuative and captivating and on point. Thats a good teacher philos preacher and true grit.

@leemagrish3432

No Gold!

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@jeannerosen1421

2y↑840

My cousin, Roger, was lost in the Superstition Mountains in the late 70's. He was an accomplished hiker, only 25. They found his car, but never him.

@invaderzim1265

2y↑6

Sigh, are you serious? 😫 like he really is dead??

@terrymcdonald7877

1y↑31

I’m so sorry.

@terrymcdonald7877

1y↑64

@@invaderzim1265 invader zim, have some compassion.

@museluvr

49w↑8

Sorry for your loss. Pray for him. 😮‍💨

@fighter4liberty211

49w↑45

Ever consider contacting David Paulides about your cousin? He does the Missing 411 Series.

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@dioxiz4458

2y↑709

I was lost in the superstitions back in 2004 for 3 days just outside of apache junction. Herd talking I could not understand and saw weird lights in the sky every night. Still not even sure how I got lost. I eventually just walked up a peak and saw the city again. I thought i was going to die

@barbarateresarhiannonsreal1756

45w↑33

That's scary...

@kathymeacham2977

44w↑11

On the right side of this man on the mountain there is a man that looks like Jacob waltz I can see clip 9:59 he has a lady with him with long dark hair looks to be wearing a dark shawl around her

@kathymeacham2977

44w↑9

I live in Hemet ca and in San jacinto mountains I can see sobboba indian faces on a clear day I have even seen two white doves flying across my car

@James-jz1vd

42w↑24

I had such a beautiful weird experience in the Superstition Mountain’s upper on Rivas ranch at night, but I’m not gonna tell you it’s about it because it’s too weird and nobody would ever believe it unless you believe in portals.

@2wheelsarefun73

40w↑6

@@James-jz1vd please do tell

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@ziplockbaggies8707

44w↑300

In 1994 me and five friends went hiking and camping in those mountains. After the first night, when we woke up, our buddy David was missing. All his stuff was there and we searched all over but could not find him. Right before sunset he shows up back to camp just as we were about to leave to notify the sheriffs office. He couldn’t tell us where he’d been. According to him, he woke up to use the rest room and he blinked and next thing he knows he was walking up to the camp. To this day, he hasn’t been able to remember where he was for 9 hours

@oeb3847

27w↑29

I'm starting to believe that there are portals here on earth. I wonder if David found one.

@Marryjanesbud

27w↑20

He was Just… gone? For 9 hours in the woods? He wasn’t bitten or scratched up or bruised? Could he have hit his head then woken up later from a concussion? Cause that’s terrifying. It Makes it sound like missing ppl in those mountains don’t know they’re even missing.

@b.r3228

26w↑13

Drugs

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@user-qmx1j1pa8k

2y↑509

I am Korean and it’s so intriguing that folklore tales and rules around mountain wilderness are so similar in Korea. I heard stories told by a Korean park ranger and things he experienced are almost identical. It makes me wonder if these beings share the same universe.

@shannonoreo634

2y↑48

i feel like a lot of us share similar beliefs but call them different things

@JuanMartinez-mw5rc

2y↑31

Their are places on earth, as this man shared, where certain strange but similar events take place; perhaps since ancient times.
I'm from Texas and during the mid 80's traveled often into southern Mexico's mountains. I am 59 yrs old now but back then in my early mid 20's.
One night holding post on the perimeter of the group in the center the same feeling of an external energy engulfed me with a force of fear and I'm not a timid person. A light similar to daytime appeared between my group and I, basically isolating me from them. It seemed to be alive as it moved similar to the cadence of a slow heart beat. I'm skipping some things here for brevity. At first it was the size of horse or cow at a distance of about 75ft. In spite of being in terrible fear and rested for the watch, I somehow fell asleep. When I woke up from some horrible dreams I immediately looked for it and it now was about 20ft to my 11 O'clock. After many years I now sincerely feel certain it was a portal. Soon after within a week or two in these same area we all saw a metallic sphere flying east west over the mountains at a very high speed.
Ever since my paradigm of reality has changed. It's, I also believe, through studying the bible, Sumerians, Maya, Hindu, etc. believes that I too personally conclude that it has to do with ancient blood lineages. Had I walked to this light "portal", I know in my heart that I would be counted as one of those who mysteriously dissappear. It could have done it against my will since something, a book, disappeared this horrible night.

@pochen3267

51w↑1

Make me some tofu soup.

@Thanos8046

48w↑7

The lay lines and the fluctuations of the earth magnetic energy concentrate more in some places in earth than others perhaps there’s a connection
Also I think the meso American, North American natives and Asians have a common origin in the very distant past

@ayyylien7066

48w↑9

The portals in the mountains also sound a lot like the hills of the fae in Celtic folklore.

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@TT-dd2tv

25w↑66

I solo hiked this area for a few days and it was beautiful. No weird unexplainable things. Just the quiet nature. Loved it. Going back.

@jx0uax0xn

24w

Brave

@Tony-zn6sh

24w↑5

Let us know if you comeback again

@guaporeturns9472

24w↑5

Exactly. People disappear everywhere.. nothing paranormal , just falling or animal attacks or medical emergencies (heart attack.. stroke)

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@johnrambo3396

3y↑2.9K

When I came home from my third tour in Iraq in 2008, i moved to Gilbert, AZ and raised my little family. I suffered from severe PTSD and alcoholism from 08-10, and during one of my episodes I drove to lost Dutchman state park and stared at the mountain. I immediately bought new hiking boots and hit Flat Iron trail every Friday for 3 straight years. I stopped drinking and developed a love for hiking and outdoors, and I slowly saw myself healing from the horrors of war I had experienced. I even brought my kids to the treasure loop trail every Saturday. I’m not sure why it’s considered such a bad place, but for me it was a place of healing and happy memories.

@guzjose

3y↑46

Honestly do you think all of this is bullshit??

@gnostic268

3y↑525

It's probably because whatever spiritual force there understood that you needed healing. You weren't there looking for gold, etc. That's why the mountains are considered sacred. I'm Native but from up north. Sometimes places are like holy ground and the energy can affect in a good or negative way. You must have gone with a good heart and they respected and blessed you and your family.

@jenniferw4068

3y↑102

@@guzjose no, there is both good and bad supernatural energy.

@RingPopShawty

3y↑148

Or they thought he was the real Rambo and didn’t f with him after seeing the demons he’s already faced

@TheRealBWMcKay

3y↑58

Treasure Loop trail is awesome. Thanks for sharing your story. God bless you.

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@JessieNichols

1y↑232

I appreciate people like this. Open minded people, who are willing to talk about their experiences and speculate.

@psyekl

37w↑1

I guess that's one way to look at it...

@thomasgriffin2326

36w↑6

It's a lot of bullshit though. It's beautiful land, great for hiking. That's it

@thomasgriffin2326

23w

@celebritygossip1991 there's nothing mysterious about mountains or people getting lost in them. It happens. If u wanna pretend they're being abducted by a flying saucer or walked into another dimension, that's on you.

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@TheNorthernHouse10

50w↑74

Foolishly went off trail some years back while ascending the north side of the mountain with a friend of mine. It was very cold and cloudy that day, we were naive and felt we had a leveled up on our hiking experience being “adventurous”, but really it was a huge gamble. All the jacked up stuff that could’ve happened is too much to count. The Superstition eerily felt alive, kind of like the Cave of Wonders in Aladdin(cartoon version). and from the heart I say being out there in the rain and cold navigating the terrain to get back on trail was NEXT LEVEL terrifying. I left that place with arrogance broken and an interesting feeling that the mountain showed us we weren’t shit.

@lufasumafalu5069

22w↑2

keep on writing , you are good writing up fiction

@gbates2955

21w

How many hits of acid did you take 😂😂

@BiasFreeTV

2y↑91

I've lived in AZ my entire life and I was out these mountains not too long ago. I was going through a tough time in life and honestly I had lost my will to live. I wasn't worried what would happen to me at all and decided I would find a secluded area where I was completely out of sight from anyone that might pass by and try to decompress. The sun was beginning to go down so I decided to put up my tent and put together a small fire to heat up some food I had prepared earlier that day. Before I knew it the sun was below the horizon and the stars were beginning to show. I set my food on top of the fire and walked about 25 30 ft away to a nearby bush to relieve myself. While standing there, I got the feeling that someone was watching me but brushed it off because with Arizona being as flat as it is, you can see every direction for a pretty long distance, at least up until the mountains. So, I was completely stunned when I walked back over to the fire and my food was gone...

@invaderzim1265

2y↑8

WWOOOOOWWW!!😨

@almag.65

2y↑7

OMG! you must've been frightened!

@loooveyuri

1y↑4

Freaky deaky

@BiasFreeTV

1y↑29

At first I thought it may have been a bird because there were no footprints other than mine anywhere around. I decided to leave more food out the exact same way in an attempt to catch a glimpse of w.e. it was that took my food; however, I got the strangest sensation that w.e. it was, it was fully aware that I was watching this time.
There was not a single bird, or any animal in sight & absolutely ZERO noise, not even the surrounding bushes, that are usually rustling nonstop from the soft consistent breeze. The oddest thing, by far, was the fact that the wind had stopped blowing, making the desert completely silent, & making the smoke from my fire travel directly straight up into the air.
In the state of mind I was in, I truly did not care what happened to me, & i did end up falling asleep next to the fire, only to be awakened a few hours later to a pitch black moonless night by an ominous & unfathomably low rumbling sound that sent me scrambling into the open entrance of my tent directly behind me. I can't quite describe what I heard, but I've never heard anything like it before, & I've yet to experience anything remotely close to it again.
What happens later that night still raises the hair on the back of my neck & sends chills down my spine just thinking of it...

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@rubenperezjr9535

2y↑268

He saw a human figure flying. I was living in Kingman, AZ. I was working in a group home from 4pm-12am. It was night and I went to the back yard and laid on pool furniture. I was laying back looking at the stars. I saw what looked like a man with wings fly over me about 50ft in the air. I remember distinctly seeing two legs slightly separated. Years later I heard that those things had been seen before. All the way down to central Mexico.

@invaderzim1265

2y↑7

A witch doctor or a shaman to the native americans....??

@txmetalhead82xk

51w↑15

Thanks for that story. I believe it! I witnessed a huge black floating mass pass right over my area. I was working about 20 miles from the border of Mexico. Good to know I was (probably not) hallucinating.

@Sam-xr8ne

48w↑37

jeepers creepers.

@user-xf2vh4bs4j

47w↑5

Hey I live I kingman az rite now yo

@user-xf2vh4bs4j

47w↑5

I live in new butler I've seen some crazy crazy things I can't explain

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@user-ho3iy8qv3s

45w↑10

I could listen to him tell stories for hours. Really interesting.

@andyw237

4y↑1K

As a life long hunter of various animals and an explorer of the wilderness, i can tell you some areas have a certain "strangeness" to them! pay close attention to the animals and how they act in certain areas. i learned through experience that if animals and even bugs flat out avoid an area and there are no signs of wildlife or sounds....STAY AWAY! also if an area suddenly goes completely quiet.......GTFO!

@wrekonizereal2

4y↑42

Quick question I’ve been reading a couple of stories here And there and I’ve come across what you wrote about how people can tell something is wrong in the Wild or in the Forest when everything seems to go silent. Can you please explain that?

@Datsyzerberg

4y↑158

When the silence feels heavy, air seems to get thicker, keep moving out of the area. Lots of woods here in ohio that dont make a sound but you can tell when something is off when the air starts to feel thicker, best way to describe it. Ive had my hairs on my neck stick up out of nowhere and the feeling of being watched in areas I was comfortable with normally. I hightailed it out and found a road. Was about to press back into the woods but just couldnt bring myself to do it. Again, an area I knew well. I listen to those feelings. Youll know when you experience it without a doubt.

@wrekonizereal2

4y↑31

Epic One that’s nuts, and answering to the guy who replied to me, yeah I’ve seen some reddit threads and seen those videos. It’s crazy what people describe.

@babydriver8844

4y↑27

Arshin Komar we are all physic lol how else would we know when something is watching us whether it’s in this realm or another ? Use your brain

@jeffreyp1855

4y↑79

@@wrekonizereal2 , I've hunted here in Northern California for most of my life and have entered some creepy areas and heard some very odd noises and as the gentleman in the video described, some things that just felt creepy. Even with fire arms on me, I still leave as quietly as possible when I get a strange feeling or hear something that I don't recognize. I've had mountain lions scare the shit out of me a couple of times as well.

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@sblive7239

38w↑81

That man is a great story teller, very knowledgeable and highly skilled at his job! 👏 👏

@riz-rq9wr

31w↑2

Do you know any more videos like this I can listen to him talk all day I need more lol

@reverendbarker650

27w↑2

and without a shred of actual proof to support any of it.

@lufasumafalu5069

22w↑1

he is great inventing made up stories

@anya1980

49w↑51

I was born and raised in Arizona and I absolutely love to hike. I've been to superstition a few times and I have to say I was unsettled every single time I went. Such a weird feeling in fact, that the following times I was invited on hikes in that area I would always start to decline. I genuinely had no idea these mountains had such a haunting history and reputation, and it was interesting to learn more.

@lufasumafalu5069

22w↑2

maybe because you never actually hike there and just posting made up stories

@lulumoon6942

20w

SAME

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@JosiahSCooper

45w↑8

As someone who has usually been a skeptic most of my life, at a period of great turmoil, I walked about 40 miles on the path to Tucson to Phoenix, and just that brief time alone - I saw - what I would describe as holographic entities, such as coyotes. They had a bluish, faint tint and dim, phosphorous-like light was emanating from them. It was like being in a time machine where you could see glimpses of spirits still imprinted onto the landscape. At least, that is my best explanation for it. I could be hallucinating. I won't say it was "spiritual" for sure, but I wouldn't be surprised.
As someone, who is desperately seeking for the "deeper meaning" to things, I do feel tempted to wander in the wilderness and find a portal to lands and dimensions unknown.

@MistressGlowWorm

24w

Not hallucinating. You connected to the hot spot. The WiFi. Your soul did.

@constancetalavera-rowe2961

2y↑31

This Man needs a channel! He’s full of knowledge and passion for the human race.

@juliusb790

22w

I'm not so sure as you.

@lufasumafalu5069

21w

yes agreed he need a channel of how to create fictional stories and tell it to audience with gusto

@emilyhunter8507

2y↑14

Went camping in the supes when I was a travel nurse there in 2019. My dog ran off and was lost. The sun was setting. Luckily her leash got tangled on a cactus and I ran up a ridge and saw her. We had to camp there that night and I was so uneasy and creeped out.

@invaderzim1265

2y↑1

What's it like??

@stardust6272

27w↑1

As a 50-something native born zonie living in the Valley of the Sun, it's called the Superstition Mountains, not the "supes". The locals like myself will have no idea what you're talking about if you say you're going to the "supes". We'll think you're going to have lunch at the Sizzler or something. LOL And by the way there's tons of Youtube videos of people backpacking and camping in the Superstition Mountains overnight. It's really quite beautiful.

@nativechique7589

19w

@@stardust6272 its her experience

@CHOPPASLUGBM

4y↑2.3K

You can always tell when somebody is passionate about something. Self taught out of pure interest. Very knowledgeable gentleman here

@riz-rq9wr

4y↑13

Are there more videos like this that you know of I love these stories I've Also seen missing 411 cases

@Queenwraith

4y↑3

Jon Jon I agree

@anbay771

4y↑2

No doubt

@sandybrown7005

4y↑4

Handsome too...

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@maxtrein532

2y↑32

There's something out there some people don't want us to see. Caves are the best places to hide stuff. So it's not very difficult to imagine why bad things happen there.

@thomasgriffin2326

36w

No. There isn't.

@joeypena8521

36w↑4

@@thomasgriffin2326why are you commenting in every video? Just because you didn’t experience nothing doesn’t mean nobody did

@bobbammer475

2y↑2

Would love to see a live expedition into these mountains by a reputable team. That would be so awesome!

@johnmejia8836

1y↑30

Okay ... How GREAT would it be to have Cory Daniels sitting around a campfire at night ! telling you stories while you are riveted by every word and get that paranoid feeling that you're being watched !!! Oh Hell yeah !!!

@lufasumafalu5069

22w

can you afford his hourly fee for these bull session ?

@BigBelugaArez

2y↑15

First time I came to the Superstition Mtns, I was just exploring AZ and needed someplace to camp b/c I didn't want to stay at a hotel in Phoenix. I went to a campground called the Lost Dutchman that was maybe a 30 minute hike away from the mountains. I never felt any ominous presence and though it was a beautiful mtn range when the setting sun was hitting the rocks. Tons of people went to go hike it the next morning.

The only weird thing was that I could see were some lights on the cliffs of the mtn facing toward the campsite at around 11 pm. I though it was a campfire or flashlights and that there were just some crazy people going hiking at night.

@user-qj9go7jj3f

37w↑4

Where I come from, there is a mountain that is apparently really special. My mother told me that we're not allowed up there because it's a sacred place. There are stories of these fairy people that live up on the mountain. Apparently some people went up there (even when they weren't supposed to) and went missing. Scary stuff...

@lynnfarley7851

5y↑6.3K

I am Native American, Salt River Pima, Scottsdale, Arizona. My grandparents raised me on the Reservation. We have legends about the Superstition Mountains. It was ingrained in me to NEVER go there. There are many strange disappearances. People go into those mountains and no traces are found. The Apaches never got along with our tribe and they were NOT a friendly tribe, so we stayed far away from them. There is more to this mountain range, a lot more!! As a Pima Indian, I will not go there. I was told the Apaches still hide inside and protect the Superstitions. This is the first person to speak truth about the Superstition Mountains. Listen very closely to him...thank you!

@vincentmatenga1942

5y↑54

Lynn Farley hi ur gorgeous

@bushtrash2286

5y↑148

Thank you for your insight into these mountains.

@fallensurvivor21

5y↑26

They're hidden?? Wow.

@deannademerritt3488

5y↑385

@animal lifetime no need to be rude

@MariaGarcia-cb3oc

5y↑347

animal lifetime a white who envies the knowledge of a Native American woman how sad 🤣

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@naylik2562

2y↑84

This man has some great things to say. Anyone who dabbled into the occult (hidden knowledge, doesn't only mean devil worship and such) can see that this man may be spot on on a lot of levels. Loved his talk about the ruling bloodlines too. The people that are really in control know way more than we do about the world we're living in.

@sharonc.2207

36w↑12

Nothing can hold a candle to the power of Jesus Christ though. He reigns with full authority over all forever and ever. Everything in darkness melts like wax before Him

@HollyBell-go3xl

32w↑4

And they have lied incessantly. It is easier to feed us lies about our spiritual inheritance., these evil bloodlines go back to the very beginning of time and have always known the truth and kept it from us.

@dranzerjetli5126

30w↑4

@@sharonc.2207Hinduism existed long before Jesus Christ.

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@K8tyMc

47w↑40

I’ve hiked in lost Dutchman most of my entire life and I’ve never felt scared or gotten any creepy vibes walking on the trails. Many people paraglide off the top of the mountain so that might explain people saying they’ve seen flying people while around there. I love the superstitions

@kakalis2323

50w↑7

It's a thin place, where the walls between dimensions are thin. Super interesting. Would love to hear stories from the Native Amercians in the area

@ISEESPOOKS

2y↑31

I would listen to this man describe the contents of a cereal box all day long with fascination ! Great Interview !

@ms.annthrope415

2y↑18

Simple rules. Let someone responsible know where you're going and what direction you're going. Be as specific as possible and when you expect to return so they can call search and rescue on a timely basis. Go with a buddy. If you snap an ankle, you can at least buddy out. Carry a sat phone in case your cell phone loses signal. Fully charge your phones. Carry a backpack with several bottles of water, toss in some energy bars and carry a summer sausage beef stick. Wear appropriate clothing. Carry a first aid kit. Pack a good quality survival knife and a high quality multi tool. A signal mirror. 2 or 3 smoke cannisters so search and rescue can find you if you fall into a ravine. A smoke cannister can generate smoke that can be seen from miles away. Orange or red smoke. A firearm in case you run into 2 legged predators. It sounds like a lot but it will all fit into a medium backpack. Better have and not need than to need and not have.

@gsesquire3441

47w

You only need a firearm if you are in bear, cougar or moose territory. Smoke cannistars, signal mirror, summer sausage??? You dont need all that stuff.

Water, pocketknife, cellphone. As long as you dont leave the trails, thats all youll need.

@NadiaAhmadi

39w↑1

Lol living in AZ especially hiking the Superstition Mountains yes you should have a firearm. I sure did when I hiked this alone. You don’t know who hides in those caves and what goes on in them.

@larry3034

36w↑1

Good sound advice.❤

@kenparnell4297

4y↑720

I have hiked that area alone twice and one time with a couple friends and we never experienced anything that scared us. Now, having said that, we did experience a feeling that I can't really explain, like someone was watching. We even tried to split up a bit to see if we might catch someone messing with us. Didn't find anyone.
On the drive back to town, three of the guys said they had some strange dreams, and after they started talking about it it sounded like they all had the same dream. I have no explanation for that.

@kassikristine1260

4y↑23

I live here in AZ in apache junction! Interested to know what the dream was about?!

@jobdoneright5934

4y↑77

@@kassikristine1260 it was a wet dream

@chekovcall2286

4y↑12

@@jobdoneright5934 jerk

@SnozBerryQueen

4y↑148

Why do people always wanna split up....whats wrong w y'all 🤣😭😂

@dg8676

4y↑11

I can tell you what the dream was about for 50 dollars. Let me know

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@kathryntitus9647

2y↑31

I don't know why it never occurred to me to burn the needles off the prickly pear. Thank you for the tip. I have not been to the Superstition mountain range since 2013 and not sure I'll ever be able to see it again but thank you for this video.
All I know is that living near the foot of Sperstition Mountain I never felt anything creepy. I always felt a beautiful energy.

@marvinwerth9421

26w

As I recall it is illegal to disturb ant cactus

@marvinwerth9421

26w

Any

@astrofizz8383

2y↑72

Cory may be the best tour guide. I just wish more tour guides were as educated on the land and history of Native American people and their stories. The hopi stories about the portals and the giants and reptilians are just ridiculous. Native American stories are so awesome and true👌

@teresadvorak6145

45w↑4

I respectfully disagree with what u say about the Hopi. They are not ridiculous. They pry know more than u think 🤔

@lufasumafalu5069

22w

Tour guides are good making up storires to entertain clueless touriests

@Otherthan338

36w↑6

so crazy I live about 25 mins from this mountain. Hiked there a couple of times during the day, obviously never felt scared as there were people everywhere. I do love the desert, night and day, never felt scared but only once. I was on I-40 in New Mexico heading west at night. Needed to pull over on the side of the road just to get some fresh air cuz I was tired. Never in my life have I ever felt this feeling of dread and just heavy energy. That feeling got worse as I turned around to walk back towards my car and as much as I wanted to run back I couldn't cuz I was so scared lol. Need I remind you this was just off the highway!

@JustMe-md9tp

Thanks for this video...Cory is so knowledgeable! I could listen to him for hours. Good stuff!!

@ashmomofboys

36w↑3

I once worked the Ren Faire in Apache Junction at the base of the Superstition Mountains and we had a full moon drum jam out in the middle of the desert and I will never forget not only the insane sounds I heard but the lights. We saw lights move all over the range in ways that lights don’t move. I remember seeing what looked like a laser light but it shot into the sky and then almost like it hit a wall it shot across the sky. In an L shape. Light doesn’t bend like that. That place is for sure creepy.

@grandjem6447

5y↑1.3K

Living in AZ as a teen, we hiked everywhere, but not here. Too many stories about people being shot at, their pets being killed. Of people going in, and not coming out. That was back in the 60's

@desertwanderer5597

5y↑35

Judith Meives due tell us please

@summerwinters1315

5y↑31

Yeah please tell us !!

@nelzelpher2088

5y↑28

Story time!

@celticwarrior777

4y↑6

Wow grand really

@jasontipton8430

4y↑2

I dont blame you

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@Jess_Kozak

2y↑1

Listening to this made me think of hearing stories of people seeing a mirage or just basically it was claimed that they were hallucinating while being in the deserts. Now I'm not so sure. I completely understand what he's talking about when he mentioned why this mountain range would have more activity then a city or even just a little town would. This reminds me a lot of skinwalkers ranch.

@queenie.lawyergirl.pittymom

36w↑4

Pretty awesome. Id love to see one on Mount Shasta. That's supposed to be an entire freakshow with active portals and sightings of various different entities. I don't go into the mountains and keep my hikes to city trails with my dogs because i know that i would definitely encounter something if i ventured that way. I believe in all of it.

@stevenfernando9490

1y↑5

After watching this video I was inspired by the pure beauty of the mountain. The mountains have a dark history but are also stunningly beautiful. I was lucky enough to hike here last week and I felt at peace

@nednobody3253

1y↑81

I'm a 71 year old former Marine from the late 60s who drove long haul from 86 - 2002 and I drove alot of the skinny highways between I 40 and I 10 in Arizona and there are many strange things I have felt and observed in my many excursions thru this state. Possibly I am receptive to these sensations but I never felt like it was threatening as I was just passing through. Northern Idaho between I 84 and Montana the same thing. There are a lot of places that have energies that we modern people do not understand. Imagine the sensations the pioneers felt as they walked accross this land in the 1800s 15 -20 miles a day in their desire to reach a place they could call there own. These things are there but most folks are to busy or to caught up in their modern electronic devices to to be receptive to them. I didn't have time when I was trucking to really stop and explore what was going on and my shelter pup Lefty who was usually ready to get some no matter what was acting abnormally passive so I took his suggestion and kept on trucking.

@n3rdworldproblemz877

27w↑1

Those are the things, energies, spirits and or creatures that probobly hate the pioneers.

The only beings who respected the land are the natives.

@Powder360

27w

@@n3rdworldproblemz877 weird thing to say. LoL - do you know those things, energies, spirits, and or creatures? Although they did not worship the land, the pioneers definitely respected the land. The pioneers were not the same as we are today... commercialized and undetachable from electronic devices.

@katanaki3059

25w

There was a stretch westbound through Nevada once that moved through space time. Not high. Really. Saw things.

@user-up8vp9sz2d

23w

@@n3rdworldproblemz877get over it bro natives lost bad

@brentmadison7605

27w↑2

I guess I got lucky then because I’ve been hiking in these mountains and even went inside of a cave a few times. Nothing ever happened, probably because I didn’t go very deep into the cave. It was giving me the creeps.

@m.o.x

3y↑223

Came for the horror, stayed for the history lesson. Really interesting stuff, he's great at sharing it!

@theparanormalfiles

3y↑8

Glad you enjoyed it!

@Swiftey-wu2qq

2y↑3

You never hear anything like this in mainstream. So thankful for Youtube. Connects so many stories

@deannaelizabeth2854

2y↑146

I grew up near these mountains, and still go hike them almost every month (not counting summer lol). Absolutely beautiful. The history behind them is chilling, but like everyone keeps mentioning - respect the mountains. If anyone is ever up for it, the view from the top of flatiron is fantastic.

@invaderzim1265

2y↑7

Well hearing the word was said, you be crazy if you think I'm going up there. If even a tour guide dude said he doesnt go out there alone, let alone me!😰

@pnkprnc3ss481

1y↑3

@@invaderzim1265 facts

@thomasgriffin2326

36w↑9

Me too. I've never seen anything "strange". The people who see shit like that go there intending to see just that. Weird coincidence

@thomasgriffin2326

36w

@BizNizil76correct

@bechokoy3

20w

Yup ive been hunting these mountain for 20 years. Done the flatiron hike multiple times solo at night. Ive never seen or heard anything abnormal. I got my truck stuck out by weavers needle for 15hrs from a surprise monsoon. Ive never had an issue out there

@darrellepickering8433

49w↑3

A neighbor when he was 50 years younger went hiking there. He said he never felt safe nor alone. Never saw anyone but felt 'em. If you can understand that you know how that feels! I've found places around here that were unusually quiet & made you uncomfortable. I have had the same feeling at a battlefield long ago.

@viciousyeen6644

25w

That mountain is a volcanic site, there’s still the possibility of natural gas leaks that mess with your senses and the environment, or even straight up killing you or driving you insane. Getting a feeling of uneasiness and „feeling watched“ is a common symptom of such intoxication

@theworldisyours4495

27w

Seen this one a few times now. every time I get chills. Best story teller guy !

@sierram3508

48w↑2

So enjoyed watching this interview. This guy was so informative and a natural speaker! Really cool stuff.

@ATLHooligan

5y↑736

Guy is a good story teller, I could listen to him for days.

@igodreamer7096

5y↑8

Agreed

@dirtyhairy4495

5y↑5

Ya till he started talking about a floating object

@dirtyhairy4495

5y↑1

AA Sharp not really maybe towards the end of the video

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@alicelloyd1837

Great show, this man knows his history. Everything he said was the truth.

@BrokenGoth

51w↑1

Excellent guide! He could easily make a long docuseries and I’d happily partake. He’s a fabulous historian.

@gregmartinez6420

37w↑4

I live in NM and i camp in the mount range of the super stish mountains once a year gor 2 weeks and it is beautiful and there is nothing scary about this place if you come with a pure soul and heart warming Ora will surround you and the mountains will protect you

@tinalouise1764

2y↑1

Awesome video. The tour guide is absolutely amazing, clued up on so many things.

@theparanormalfiles

Glad you enjoyed it!

@shelbyindianajones3226

46w↑1

As an amateur astronomer I am very interested in the idea of portals because the only way I know of anything like that being formed is from the collapse of a super massive star creating a black hole with a wormhole. Definitely seems to me like alien technology. I also have a minor in geology and have been a rockhound in the past that I don't think I would take my chances out there

@danamichelle1290

4y↑540

I like how he starts out all awkward and then he gets all passionate and it just flows.. ❤

@Kernica1

yes, it didnt start very well or convincing initially. then it became an interesting bit of history but my mind wandered and got about 1/3 through. ive lived in Az 10yrs, still no interest in going here anymore than anywhere else. Az is pretty much all rocks, dust and prickly/needly plants & its getting hotter because of all tbe concrete/asphalt development & mass migration.

@KeelyJanelle

2y↑3

yessss❤️

@arcomn

2y↑1

This commentator did an excellent job of sharing some great information! Very articulate and very precise! Thanks for posting this video!!

@michelefields7108

Love your channel and it's genuineness! I love to see you interact with your family - your parents are good sports!

@lacticacidtrip

wow I stumbled across this today and have to say this was fascinating from start to finish! Thank you for the stories and knowledge!!

@theparanormalfiles

2y↑1

Glad you enjoyed it!

@williamneal7210

2y↑6

I was driving back to my home in Apache Junction one night during the monsoon, I saw a bolt of lightening hit the Sups and the freaking Flat Iron glowed bright Blue for 10 seconds after the strike It was beautiful. Word of warning, I lived right at the edge of the Tonto NF near the base of the Sups...supernatural is one thing, but the dangers of the natural cannot be overlooked. If the desert does not kill you the Africanized bees, scorpions, rattlesnakes (go into any cave, they are everywhere...EVERYWHERE!), bobcats (see them in my back yard regularly), bears (who love to rummage in the trash cans at the AJ High School), coyotes (who act like they own the place and have no problems following you during your morning run or watch you hungrily through the fence around your swimming pool as you float serenely along--just another piece of carrion floating the water to them) and mountain lions (who for some reason will not stay off the roof of my house) will--lots of ways to die a good old fashion natural death at the hands of a good old fashioned predator in the Sups

@theparanormalfiles

Thanks for sharing!

@veenex1087

26w

Uhh bro I dont think thats a wolf you might need a prayer done from a medicine man or burn I sum kind of plant i forgot but if you go to a flee market if you guys have one you most likely find someone who has sum things labled what they do like, ash,white ash, cedar, sage, ETC. I think its a skinwalker bc they get on roofs alot

@deborahcoyne1894

1y↑4

Wow, rewatching an older episode. Think this is the one that brought be to the PF. The rest is history ❤

@bobbyjustbobby2144

4y↑292

I am 70 years old and grew up in Phoenix. From early childhood we ALL were told you NEVER go into the Superstition Mountains. We were told there still existed a band of Apaches that protected the S. Mountains and that many people had been killed looking for the lost Dutchman's mine. I remember one story about a guy who had hired a helicopter to drop him and his camping gear off at the base of the mountains. The pilot was supposed to return in a week to pick him up. When the pilot returned all the gear was exactly where it had been unloaded the week before. None of the food had been eaten. The tent had not been pitched. And the camper gold hunter was dead. It seems he was killed right after the helicopter flew off. To this day I would not go into those mountains with or without friends.

@bwktlcn

3y↑22

When we went west back when I was a child, visiting the places my mom had heard stories of going back to when she a child, we absolutely did not go to the Superstitions. There wasn’t much my mom was scared of, but that place was one. She said she thought Cochise’s body was here, not the stronghold, and that the grave is still guarded. You get too close...nobody finds you again. His grave will never be desecrated.

@Familyman530

3y↑3

Damn that’s crazy

@mikehunt4797

3y↑6

The exact same thing happened to a very experienced hunter/outdoors men in Alaska.

@Varcity9

3y↑2

Thanks for sharing that story! Gave me the chills.

@johnbowles5399

3y↑4

Interesting story. Reminds me of the prehistoric tribe of cannibals in the brilliant western horror film Bone Tomahawk. Who the hell knows who or what lives out there.

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@colt10mmsecurity68

2y↑9

I’ve been solo hiking and backpacking the Supe’s for decades. I just don’t cross the line, nor walk into the “grey area” of roughness of the terrain, nor do I hike them during the monsoonal season. I stay away from rock formations that might be too dangerous if I were to fall into. I use my head and I pack a weapon with me as well. So far, I’m still here and have never come across any BS ghosts, chupacabras, Apaches, banditos, or whatever.

@deborahlangnese7645

1y↑8

I went to school with Apache, Cherokee, Blackfoot, They were all my blood sisters and we all got along. I haven’t seen them in a long time. But they had their differences but all people do. Everybody argues about religion politics. And money. 3 subjects you ought to avoid altogether. I believe all things can exist cause god made them all. So respect all beings and all creatures. You never know when you will run into any of them. Peace to all love to all. Friendship to many. And happiness forever to all who exist.

@andeedavis

39w↑3

I'm Tlingit from South East Alaska and we have stories about giants and little people. Also, stories about finding burial grounds with giant bones around our village.

@sunsun2000able

2y↑54

I could listen to this guy all day long. I love a good storyteller! Great video.

@arizona1971

24w

Does he do any YouTube?

@alieowens3549

36w↑2

I can see these from my house and I LOVE them! I knew they were haunted and there’s a strange pull towards them I feel. They’re gorgeous! I’ve been there in nice weather and I’ve been there in cloudy spooky weather. But I am terrified of stuff like this and I wouldn’t go here in the evening and especially at night!!

@abbeyrose3359

3y↑336

This mans knowledge needs to be documented, shared for future generations. I could listen to him talk all day.

@astoica1

3y↑4

It’s not knowledge, these are stories. Stories are not knowledge... understand? See the difference?

@abbeyrose3359

3y↑25

@@astoica1 He seemed pretty educated regarding the area and his knowledge on the outdoors is impressive. Stories are stories agreed but he is an interesting individual who I would love to talk to. See the difference ?

@haydnturner9210

3y↑4

I would love to hear more from him. He has great knowledge.

@gregieldanoire

3y↑7

@@astoica1 ok Allen

@JeremyDupeaMusic

2y↑1

Same. Whether they’re true, false or anything in between, I could listen all day to his stories.

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@dh4367

Awesome and interesting history lesson with a spooky twist. Continue to share this info for future generations.

@a.walters123

1y↑38

This man is a wealth of knowledge, I am blown away and impressed with his knowledge of history and cultures throughout the world. Just remembering the names is challenging enough, but to know every tidbit of knowledge regarding their existence, that is amazing. Knowledge is wisdom, and vice versa. Someone with great knowledge will also have great wisdom, and this man has KNOWLEDGE.

@MaineUSA

28w↑2

I lived in a haunted house for 11 years. The stories I have are wild! I even have a video of one.

@Amber-wb2bc

36w↑17

I was raised at the base of mt graham and moved to Phoenix at 17. The stories he shares are right on the mark. My family had a cattle ranch in SE AZ. There are so many stories and experiences that we all know and respect as truth. Also, as he stated, Phoenix is a very powerful place. The more electricity that runs through the city, the more it’s magic changes. I’m so glad I found this video, I could listen and exchange stories about Arizona forever. Also, there’s a shadow cast in the afternoons on those Superstition Mountains in the shape of a jaguar. ❤

Also, adding that his story about the dementor type phenomena that buzzed him and the following story about losing his energy sound a lot like shapeshifters

@StreamFeeds

2y↑1

I love finding new paranormal folks ( new to me) and you find videos from 3 years ago. I’ve got lots to watch . We just don’t have the vast inhabitable land in the uk like you have in the USA . I love the mystery and history and of course,’the paranormal ❤️❤️❤️ 👻

@Purpie_Slurpie

5y↑87

gosh, if this tour guide had his own channel I'd definitely subscribe. What a fascinating man, who tells even more fascinating stories

@Sunshine-jf5ms

5y↑1

I think he does lol I just clicked on it thinking it was him. Corey from Phoenix enigma

@tsquickgt1

2y↑37

This guy needs his own channel! So much knowledge and what a storyteller!

@lufasumafalu5069

22w

he was in joe rogan episode along with bob lazar

@GetYourCrayCray-On

51w

So neat to hear of so many paranormal stories and literally no electricity is within umpteen miles! So often, sightings are associated with electric or "energy: from batteries,etc!

@eliothealien

25w↑1

Yoooo I happy to see your channel expanded! You’re Dad was one of my customers at the Starbucks on 57th and western in Sioux Falls. You’re whole family is so kind and humble. ❤

@i.q369

39w↑1

I often wonder how much of paranormal stories are mental health related. Specifically visual hallucinations in regards to schizophrenia. Now, whether it's the schizophrenia causing the hallucinations and it being just that, OR whether there really are things in a spiritual realm that we then describe AS schizophrenia, i don't know.

@teresawommack5148

2y↑6

I lived in Phoenix, this guy is telling you the truth. We knew of people going up into the Mountains and no one ever seen them again. Growing up there we knew that Indians are still there. When you go there you get a strange and some what scary feeling. And never wonder off to far. Water have plenty.

@AlecCargle45

5y↑1.3K

At first he seems alittle camera shy but this guy f**** killed it. Great video

@littleluna4244

5y↑24

Yeah he is amazing. So happy I found this channel. I am both fascinated and terrified by this area of the country. I definitely believe there are a plethora of vortexes/portals in Arizona and Nevada. As an empath, I want to go there so badly and speak to the people and natives and hear their stories. It would be amazing.

@Sureido

Little Luna what’s an empath

@JaimeSNicks

5y↑5

I hope you guys go back to the superstition mountains with him as your guide, this was a great video!

@littleluna4244

5y↑4

@@Sureido Google it baby boy.

@tubulardoo7872

5y↑4

What’s his name please and website?

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@MISTRESSVALO

2y↑2

Wow! I could stay all night just listening to these stories.

@samuelsanchez4885

I will be moving to Arizona soon. I look forward to exploring my new state!! With caution for sure! Any one with advice will be most appreciated! My son lives there too, and has taken me to parks and the river. But never stayed pass after the sun went down. Peace be with you all!!

@venomlink2033

2y↑93

Having hiked the superstitions a lot, I might be able to explain a lot of the death that happens there (at least some of it).
The path leading up to Flatiron tells a lot about the range. Steep drop offs are very common along with cliffs and paths laden with cacti and aloe plants.
I could very easily imagine a less-than-fit, underprepared hiker whose never done another Arizona trail before running out of water in the middle of a hike and getting stuck. Essentially, a lot of people likely underestimate the difficulty of the hike, and people I've met on the trails there confirm it.

@lulumoon6942

20w↑1

Great analysis.

@samanosukeakechi4388

2y↑1

Very interesting. My tribe has all kinds of stories of giants, horrific creatures and Aliens. They're stories written/ drawn into the rocks and mountains from long ago. These pictographs are also taboo to be around but.. it is interesting! I always imagine that people have died wherever I roam and wherever i stand from war battles n everything..

@andywatson611

47w

I stumbled across this. It is down right fascinating and interesting- the local tour guide an absolute bonus.

@heatheroneal3817

3y↑82

This guy should have his own channel..he said a lot of fascinating things😊

@shirleyannex

48w↑7

He does, i think his channel is called Enigma or something like that, he went down the rabbit hole deeply around the time Issac Kappie unfortunately passed

@amythomas824

2y↑2

What a great storyteller!! Thank you. Very interesting and informative.

@theparanormalfiles

2y↑1

Glad you enjoyed it!

@andrewiglinski148

36w↑2

This dude is a really good storyteller.

@TejanoDeFuego

45w↑1

Everyone please also talk to mountain men! they'll fascinate you with all the stories they have to offer, to sum it up, a mountain man will tell up exactly what this ranger said and much more. If you go up into some woods/wilderness/ parks etc. with a certain type of backstory... you will come out a changed person and you will never see life the same again.

@aaronwilliams692

32w↑3

I hiked superstition wilderness yesterday. One of the hardest hikes I've done. I made it to the top but the energy was off in that place. I got sick up top, and when I made it to the bottom I got sick. Very dangerous too. Next time I'm going with a friend, I had buzzards circling me. Just a creepy experience💯

@danryan1285

37w↑1

His stories are much like those found in the book "Hunt for the Skinwalker: Science Confronts the Unexplained at a Remote Ranch in Utah". I highly recommend it.

@Vulcan1022

3y↑172

I have hiked alone there many times (off trail), been escorted out of an area by bulls, followed by mountain lions, and poked by stuff that will make you sick as a dog, nearly dropped from heat stroke, and found bones that looked human, I have not seen anything paranormal, but I would not go in there without praying first, or without a gun.

@swizzleproxi4810

2y↑2

😁 Did you get your stash first😁?

@sexicanag8299

2y↑2

By Bulls?

@culebrasty

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@BleedingWhiteKnuckles

2y↑1

Only those who believe, will see, or if/when they allow you to get a view, you may be in another universe via accidently walking though a portal from not paying attention?! Idk but I'd sure love to have an experience like I hear alot about (not disappearing forever though) just like quick detour by abduction to poke around and see what they've got and what they know! Lol 🤔🧐🤯👽😮 whatever it takes to feel alive again ya know what I'm saying? 😆

@BleedingWhiteKnuckles

@@swizzleproxi4810 no stash needed these days! Lol thc is legally allowed in az even for recreational! Just stop by store on way up like our parents did at the liquor stores right? 😆

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@KingLuey

21w↑4

The Grand Enchantment Trail runs through the Superstition Mountains, I long distance hiked through it years ago in my first leg of my five year long backpacking trek . I never experienced anything unnatural in my two hiking treks through this region . ❤ ✌ 👣

@adelemarieish

20w

wow, I watched this over two days so sad it's ended. What knowledge and respect for the old cultures this man had. Well done guys. off to find the second part of your journey now.

@defyyourlogic487

2y↑8

Spending time in this area at night alone is one of the most eerie things someone can possibly do

@thomasgriffin2326

36w

It's no scarier than being alone in the dark in the middle of any desert

@lufasumafalu5069

22w

you never camp out your whole life kid ? go out of your basement

@defyyourlogic487

22w

@@lufasumafalu5069 Where’s daddy hurting you?

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@spindoggytheexplorer2915

2y↑9

@theparanormalfiles

2y↑3

Thanks for sharing your story!

@nativechique7589

19w

Thats scary

@desertnaturealliance

32w↑1

I live in Gold Canyon very close to the Hieroglyphics Trail. This is the home of the western diamondback rattlesnake. The Mountain commands respect. It easily takes live and has for years. We just lost a plane into it. I’d never go in the dark alone. None of the trails are “easy” considering one wrong step off trail and you are covered in cholla. No life guard towers no water. 44 people in one group from Kansas had to be rescued from Flat Iron in August 2019. 🌵☀️🔥🐍 #desertlife

@barockhill

5y↑147

I went to visit my aunt in Apache junction and she took me to the sups at sunset and we stayed to see the stars. It was the most gorgeous sky I’ve ever seen. But there was complete silence until I heard the drums and chanting coming from the wind from the mountain. It’s was terrifying but a powerful spiritual place for sure

@SR-uz1ov

5y↑4

Holy chit

@waq4s

5y↑1

When was it?

@wattsxtime4931

5y↑1

S R lmaoooooo

@unkameatgoodbar2315

3y↑1

I’ve heard others say they have heard the drums,slightly after sunset.

@stefanroberts9658

I dug Your reply..Thanks For Writing It

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@kristinemccaddon1962

47w↑15

Grew up in Phoenix. I hiked all over that state. You have to have a healthy respect for the lands. Most of my hikes are solo, but never there. The land feels terrible and I would never hike there. I grew up with a lot of native American friends, they use to tell stories about it.

@GrantReinhart

25w↑3

I was camping in Colorado a few months ago, on shrooms. We felt such a weird energy we decided to pack our stuff up and leave the campsite. We both could feel something behind us that didn’t feel right