When it comes to hauntings, Alabama has definitely seen its fair share. From spooky mansions and eerie factories to creepy hotels and haunted cemeteries, there’s no telling where you’ll spot a ghost in Alabama. You might even have a ghostly encounter while driving down one of Alabama’s state highways. One highway, in particular, that’s supposedly haunted is Highway 5, which is located in Lynn, Alabama. Read on to learn more about this haunted street in Alabama.

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Here’s how one of the scariest ghost stories in Alabama goes:

Many years ago, on a rainy night in Lynn, Alabama, a teenage girl was on her way home from the prom with her boyfriend. Shortly after leaving prom, they got into an argument and the girl asked her boyfriend to stop and let her out. He did exactly as she requested, and she decided to walk the rest of the way home alone. Unfortunately, the teenage girl never made it to her destination. While walking along the side of Highway 5, she was struck by an 18-wheeler. The driver of the truck left the scene and the teenage girl was discovered the following morning in a ditch. Supposedly, if you drive an 18-wheeler down Highway 5 in Alabama on a rainy night, she’ll climb onto the side of the truck to see if the driver is the same one who killed her many years ago. This stretch of highway in Lynn is one of the most haunted places in Alabama.

Several truck drivers have reported this happening to them. Even people driving other types of vehicles have reported seeing the teenage girl’s ghostly figure walking along the side of Highway 5 in Alabama. Creepy!

Have you ever had a ghostly encounter while driving down this haunted state highway (AL-5)? Do you believe this ghost story is true or is it simply a legend? Is there another haunted street in Alabama you know about? Share your thoughts with us! For more haunted places in Alabama, check out this list.

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Are there any haunted road trips in Alabama I can take?

If you’ve been reading articles on Only In Your State for a while now, you know that we love putting together themed road trips! If you love the haunted, the creepy, and the macabre, consider taking The Ultimate Terrifying Road Trip In Alabama. On this road trip, you can start in Huntsville at the Dead Children’s Playground which is located within the Maple Hill Cemetery. If that’s not creepy enough, the next stop is the Sloss Furnaces in Birmingham. This abandoned blast furnace is the site of many paranormal investigations due to how haunted it’s said to be. After a few more stops, the road trip ends at Gaines Ridge Dinner Club in Camden which is believed to be the state’s most haunted restaurant. Would you dare take this haunted road trip?

What is another creepy ghost story about Alabama?

In Tuscaloosa, there’s a tale of the historic Drish House, an 1837 mansion owned by a doctor and his wife. Dr. Drish had taken a fall down the home’s staircase and died, leaving his wife who is said to haunt Drish House today. Witnesses have even seen phantom flames coming out of the home’s tower but after firefighters arrive, there’s no fire and no evidence of one. You can read this article to learn more about this ghost story.

What are the most haunted places in Alabama?

If you wanted to explore the most haunted places around the state, you must read our Definitive Guide To All Things Haunted And Creepy In Alabama. You’ll discover everything you need to know about the state’s most haunted house, hotel, prison, and so much more!