Driving Down This Haunted Pennsylvania Road Will Give You Nightmares

Are there any other haunted roads in Pennsylvania?

Cossart Road isn’t the only haunted road in Pennsylvania. We’ve actually got quite a few. The question is: Are you brave enough to drive down them?

Next time you’re in the Western Pennsylvania suburb of Irwin, make your way to Irwin Road – better known as Blue Mist Road. The road is positively enchanting during the daytime, flanked by towering trees. Once the sun goes down? Well, that’s another story. There are several haunted tales about this hallowed road, including:

• Considered one of the most haunted roads in the United States, Blue Mist Road is said to have been the site of murders and lynchings by the KKK. The souls of those murdered still wander down the road.
  • Another tale is that of a mother and her children. All were butchered by her husband and their father. Then he buried them in a septic tank. Each night after the sun has gone down, they take a stroll up and down the road.
  • Now if you’re really brave, stop your car in the middle of Blue Mist Road in the dead of night. (Just make sure there is no other traffic around for safety reasons.) Honk your horn three times. Some say if you do that, all of the restless souls to wander along Blue Mist Road will come out. You may also see orbs.
• You’ll need a hefty dose of courage if you decide to travel down Dark Hollow Road in Bucks County at night. If you believe the tales, a cruel teacher died in the school along the road many years ago. However, his remains weren’t found until more than a century after his death. That is likely why he roams Dark Hollow Road at night, following those who dare to walk the path. You might also encounter odd lights that flicker and don’t seem to be coming from anywhere in particular.