DISTURBING Appalachian Trail Mysteries!

The Appalachian mountains are home to a plethora of strange and unsettling mysteries that many of us still can’t properly explain. From disturbing apparitions spotted along the trail to mysterious lights, electrical phenomena and yes… even ancient races of… moon eyed people?
This episode goes over several strange accounts all around the appalachian mountain range from people seeing ghostly figures to strange experiences on the trail itself, and finally going into the mystery of the Moon Eye’d people that the Cherokee people went to war with. These are certain some DISTURBING Appalachian Trail Mysteries!

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What Lurks Beneath is a channel focused on true scary stories and true horror stories, I cover the supernatural cryptids, bigfoot, dogman and scary mysteries. In this channel, you'll find storytelling of the unkown, the supernatural and the paranormal. If you enjoy shows like Unsolved Mysteries or Paranormal Witness, you'll enjoy What Lurks Beneath

[the_avid_glutton_foodie]

You and Mr. Ballen should definitely do something together. Both of you guys are excellent storytellers.

[fatimaxo]

It used to be that I turned to your channel for some dark stories. Now I turn to your channel from the scary world we're living in. Either way I'm grateful for your work...

[MegaSkyline]

Moon eyes. Thanks, Josh.
The Appalachian trail is going straight onto the "Hell, no" list of places to hike or camp. 😄

[Inziagold]

My husband and I were just watching a documentary about Blue Eyed people. As we were watching my husband said you know apes and people are the only beings that turn and look behind them when being chased. That lead into our conversation about what he seen the night we were camping in the woods and took off running. Seeing the look on his face was enough for me to not want to turn around but run. And that is what I did, telling myself do not turn around just keep running. He said he seen a huge shadow but could not make out what he was seeing . Neither of have any idea what we felt watching us but we lost four hours in what felt like minutes . That part is an even bigger mystery to me than the shadow itself. The woods I am refferring to is along Shoal Creek in Austin Texas.

[happykt]

Factoid: Since 1974, there have been 13 murders along the Appalachian Trail and every year about 6 people go missing while walking this trail.

[personified]

We have rules when we go camping.
1- keep within site of at least one other person
2- never whistle at night.
3- keep silver on you, silver crosses and bullets are recommended.
4- keep a firearm on you at all times
5- save some campfire ash.
6- if you have a strange feeling like someone is watching you, sound seems to quite, or a scense of heightened alertness, tell others and be aware of your surroundings.
7- if you hear a voice calling out to you never answer back or go looking for the origin of said voice, especially at night.
Finally 8- never go camping alone.

[nancyweber]

You know when someone is a great story teller, because they tell the sorry with their WHOLE BODY.
YOU, SIR, ARE A GREAT STORY TELLER !
Love listening and watching your stories !
Thank you !

[ritasturgill]

I love how u tell the stories it makes you feel like you are there

[Pandabadger]

Being from central Alabama I have been in the mountains and yes I can say strange things happen things I still can’t explain till this day

[LindseyRexAnne]

You're amazing Josh and we love you too!!! Hope you and the Mrs. are well!!!

[susanfalco]

I am from these mountains and please believe me: deer can come up out of nowhere, make guttural sounds in your ear, and disappear. Biology is wild, sound travels in strange ways in rocky areas. Two of my mother’s friends were shot in their tent, however…areas closest to accessible trailheads are the most dangerous. The farther into the wild you are, the safer. Except of course broken legs and snakebites and bacteria…the things you knew were a risk.

[junkieluv]

"Moon eyes"
..can't wait for your next video!!

[matthewjordan]

Always listened to you since the start, love this format.

[the_familyjules]

The Appalachian trail seems like a great place to go if you’re trying to get ripped apart or fall off the face of the Earth😅

[chestersoutier]

Love when I see you have uploaded new stories

[jeffrichards]

Being born and raised in West Virginia. I can say being in the woods late at night can mess with you hearing things you've never heard before. I'm 47 and get surprised every now and then wondering what I hear.

[ignazelvonstadion]

How do you not have 1 million subscribers cmon y’all let’s give this man what he deserves

[jasonrussell]

Hey Josh, thank you for your efforts in all your content!!! I never knew that the Appalachian Trail ran all the way up to Newfoundland, thought it ended in Maine!!! Ive never traveled on it but have lived a hr or 2, car ride, from a few entry points... I personally think that the Govt made National Parks for CRYPTIDS to live in, hence all the disappearences in National Parks across the country... I mean numbers speak for themselves

[susanbutler]

Good morning Josh you were up early this morning. Thank you for the great stories. I really appreciate the deep dives you do.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[lisabobo]

Thank you for delivering these stories in your traditional, astute style. Your voice is perfect for this topic. No need to make them sound scarey. Great job Josh👏👏👏