Top 10 Creepiest Places in Canada

This is my list of the ten creepiest places in Canada.

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[archangel]

As an American who’s well traveled, I have to say that Canada is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been to. I’ve been to every province multiple times and I can safely say that there are areas that transcend creepiness. With that being said, The remote wilderness of Canada is no joke. I’ve seen and heard some truly strange and bizarre things while hiking and hunting in the Great Northern Country. Every time I’ve visited, I make point to listen to whatever stories and folklore the locals feel like telling.

[abomb]

You dont realize how seemingly endless the wilderness is in canada until you experience it. You could be 20 feet into some forests and just disappear.

[AnUtterSimpleton]

BC is pretty scary, man. Head out onto the abandoned logging roads and you'll see how many places there are in those mountains for both creatures and people to hide. Something could be watching you from only a little ways away and those thick rainforests would have you none the wiser.

[mbnsw]

I’m on the other side of the world in Australia and I very much enjoy your narration, clips and the folklore. Always wanted to visit your great country and hopefully someday I will!

[sarahoshea]

I see that no one else here has mentioned there was a lot more about Granger Taylor than what was mentioned. He was a very odd character, being a bit slow the children of the area all loved him because despite his mental deficiency he was excellent with mechanics of all sorts and even recreated an antique steam engine(I believe it was) from scratch in his yard among other projects of the like. He was a savant of sorts and it seems like aliens, etc are drown to that sort of thing. The remains were never confirmed to be grangers. It's an extremely fascinating account of someone strange disappearing while also leaving notes and being totally aware of the departure.

[David-wgft]

Thanks from France, appreciate all you have produced to open the minds of us all! Please don't stop! God Bless & protect you!

[josephmartin]

You have a wonderful gift for telling scary stories that are somehow also relaxing and comforting. I really appreciate your work.
Thank you very much.

[igorslocks]

Nannhni valley had to be #1. Pacific Northwest in Canada is definitely spooky

[moonlightlore]

Loved this video, always great to hear new legends about our home and how unique this land truly is.

[tylermonteith]

Another great production! Thank you Hammerson. I live close to Green Lake and I can confirm that it's a very mysterious destination, I've also been to the sandhills of Saskatchewan and it's one of the most unsettling places I've ever been.

[kitchenadefoxtrot]

I was really hoping Frank Slide would come up, it's such a haunting area... but in general it's great to see some coverage of Canada's horror too!

[generaleerelativity]

I'm not Canadian but visited Niagara Falls once on the Canadian side and there's plenty of stories regarding that area being a very creepy place at night. Other than that I'd wager any place that TURDEAU resides is most definitely haunted by his presence.

[BulltBikes]

Ahh perfect timing for this video! I just picked up some premium cider and some dinner now I’m going to sit down and enjoy this! Thank you for all the great videos

[En_Marche]

Looking forward to seeing your big projects, Hammerson, but whatever you bring to the table is good! Thanks for your focus on excellence!

[rideswift]

Great video as usual! I've had the privilege of visiting a couple of these places, but one that I need to see is the Headless Valley. I hope to take my son on a road trip in the next couple years and do the heli tour up to the falls.

[sandyfika]

Love this! I've lived in many of the places mentioned in BC so it's fun to hear these familiar stories! Thanks.

[pampeake]

I have lived in BC all of my life and have been to most of the places you mentioned. May I suggest that you also look into Harrison Lake area and Hope BC if you're looking for bigfoot stories.

[rktu]

As someone from Halifax. The entire city is haunted. There is a church near the town hall where a man's face is permanently in a window because of the Halifax explosion. If you go there you can see his face to this day. That's just one story.

[vladkornienko]

No Winnipeg? Walk after dark through Portage at Downton and tell me it is not creepy!

[wendymartin]

As a Canadian I just love this channel keep up the good work