7 Scary Appalachian Mountains Horror Stories (Vol. 2)

There is some weird energy residing in the Appalachian Mountains! Podcast Episode #333.

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Story 1 - 1:00
Story 2 - 3:45
Story 3 - 6:30
Story 4 - 11:00
Story 5 - 14:18
Story 6 - 19:55
Story 7 - 22:30

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Timeswamps:
Story 1 - 1:00
Story 2 - 3:45
Story 3 - 6:30
Story 4 - 11:00
Story 5 - 14:18
Story 6 - 19:55
Story 7 - 22:30

Download Swamp Dweller Scary Stories:

Thumbnail By: TDN

Check out the Swamp Dweller Merch store!

[horrorgirl]

I live in central north carolina..you hear the whistling..do not answer!! And go back to safety immediately!!!

[appcodemine]

As someone from Appalachia, born and raised, I can confirm that things are definitely...odd here. It's not just that there "isn't much to do" but go out in the woods or exploring, it's that extreme sense of isolation or remoteness that most only experience temporarily when they go camping. The feeling of there's "no one out there" but also "there's something out there." You're surrounded for miles in either direction by woods, trees, mountains, hills, streams, creeks, etc.

Even when you're in the center of whatever one-horse-town you find yourself in, the heart of "civilization" still feels like the middle of nowhere.

It's incredibly peaceful at times but like all fear and creepiness, the places that feel "safe" becoming disturbing is the most disturbing of all.

Appalachia is a beautiful place to visit, especially if you're looking to eventually have one of those "tell that story for the rest of your life" or "never speak of it again" kind of experiences.

Either way, glad to get the notification super early, because I always enjoy these and the Letters From A Cryptid Hunter.

Thanks for continuing to entertain at such a high level.

[keltonh.]

as an Appalachian dweller, can confirm we gots the creepy stuff.

[anthonycoffey]

Cryptids aside there are some real legit mountain people living deep in the woods, id almost rather run into sasquatch

[kagekurasu]

The way he says it lol apple latch in haha

[LuisaD]

Love the Appalachian mountains. Such a gorgeous place despite all its poverty. There are most definitely weird shenanigans going on for sure! Appreciate these stories! Thanks Swampy! 🌹😊

[kendall]

Why was I combing YouTube for these this week. Wow you the best.

[Melody-drpg]

Here we go Swamp dweller! My home area. Oh you are going to make me scared of the woods.

[shlong]

aaa i’m always creeped out after i listen to these stories (side note: i live in the appalachian mountains) but i can’t resist listening to your narrations

[aimeeprincessofpower]

Do you guys know that the whole Appalachian mountain 🏔️ range is the oldest one on Earth 🌎😎😎 just some random science 🔭

[RealDill]

I agree, something is hiding! in the Appalachian mountains, I live here! And I agree 100%

[robertsmith]

Maybe the first lady’s husband ate Taco Bell before

[christirowland]

From someone who LIVES here...THANK YOU @Swamp Dweller for saying Appalachian right!! 💖🖤💖

[mistywebb]

Once again, these hit too close to home. Where's my Smokey Mnt, E. TN gang?!

[daleksupreme]

The "phantom whistling" is actually a bird common to the area. Yes it really sounds like a human whistling. Birds can make some really strange sounds.

[jamescaffee]

I was born and raised in the Appalachian mountains in south eastern Kentucky
And I can tell ya there are some strange and creepy things that go on around there

[walterlangston]

I plan on walking the appachian trail this spring hope no crazy stuff happens to me

[TheMuddyMilesTrain]

i love the Appalachian stories. thanks!

[jasonc]

"there's something hiding in the Appalachian mountains." Not really, we're just hillbillies and most people ignore us, which is what we prefer.