haunted

There nothing more exhilarating than a hike, exploring the trails and woods. One hike, just 90 minutes outside of Utica, reveals something a little more creepy than a scenic view.

Everyone loves chocolate, right? Well, apparently spirits are no exception, especially when it comes to the spirit who lives in this chocolate shop in the Adirondacks.

Around the twists and turns of one upstate New York road, there have been many reported sightings of a ghostly bride. Do you dare to travel down this road?

Do you have a knack for scaring the heck out of people? If your answer is yes, a farm in Rome wants to talk to you.

Are you tired of the hot weather? Get into that 'fall-feeling' with a haunted excursion aboard the Adirondack Scenic Railroad.

Strange things have been happening at our house, especially late at night, and really especially with our Craftsman lawnmower.

Looking for some spooky fun before Halloween? Maybe check out one of these haunted locations in New York, with most of them being in or near Central New York.

There are many haunted locations around Central New York and one of them, known to many as "Homer's House," has been demolished. On Middle Settlement Road just past Twin Orchards set back in the woods once stood an old white house. Now it's just an empty lot.

Abandoned in 1996, the haunting institution of Letchworth Village still stands as a monument to "Those Who Shall Not be Forgotten."

Hidden away in the town of Mexico, NY is a pivotal stop from the Underground Railroad and a history that visitors still experience to this day.

Located in downtown Cortland, the 1890 House Museum stands as a tribute to the Wickwire family and has long been rumored to be haunted.

Nestled deep in the Adirondack Park is the town of Tahawus. Discovered by explorers Archibald McIntyre and David Henderson in 1826, from 1827 to 1857, it was the location of a mining operation ran by the Adirondack Iron Works Company.