National Park Mysteries

Mysteries at the National Parks

A series of incidents in Big Bend National Park leads experts to conclude that aliens have been secretly mining rare minerals there.

A series of deaths and disappearances in Death Valley National Park leads to the discovery of forces that are believed to inhabit the park's secret underworld.

Reports of gun-wielding ghosts and savage creatures in Cleveland National Forest lead to the discovery of the area's history and its supposed link to the existence of portals into other dimensions.

Strange encounters in Apache Sitgreaves National Forests, including a reported alien abduction, suggest an alien presence in place to keep an eye on the nuclear weapons facilities located close by.

A series of events over Great Smokey Mountains National Park could be evidence that a powerful secret society has an underground base in the area.

Some claim that the Mark Twain National Forest may conceal treasures from a lost civilisation, pointing to the area's importance as a locus of dark, mysterious energies.

The ancient Anasazi built Chaco Canyon National Historical Park, but now reports of shape-shifting creatures and time-traveling Wingmakers are made.

Claims of ghost and UFO sightings, mysterious disappearances and a prehistoric pterodactyl in Yosemite National Park lead experts to believe that there is a rift in the fabric of time.

Studying strange lights, animal mutilations and other bizarre incidents at Great Sand Dunes National Park.

Reports of sightings are made at Lassen Volcanic National Park of reptiles, known as reptoids, who work with aliens and can appear in human form.

The tourist-attracting waters of Crater Lake National Park may also be the epicenter of dark and sinister forces from Native American lore that lure visitors to their deaths.

Claims of a demonic truck driver, disembodied voices, nightmarish skinwalkers and a time loop are reported in Canyonlands National Park.