Cedar Ridge Preserve Might Just Be The Most Haunted Park In Texas
By Will Suphan|Published January 22, 2023
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Will has been living in Arizona off and on for 30+ years in the Phoenix Metro and Tucson areas. He has traveled all over the state as well as having lived all over the Southwest. He's been writing for OnlyInYourState for one year and has previously written for Digital Journal. Will has a passion for travel and writing and combining the two is what he loves most. He loves solo international travel and has been to Thailand, France, Japan, and Cambodia.
Texas certainly has more than enough space for gorgeous hiking areas and natural parks that are a joy to explore during the day. However, at night, some of these places make for a much different experience. Locals claim that Cedar Ridge Preserve is one of the most haunted locales in the Lone Star State. Who ya gonna call?
Right from the start, the park looks like a scene out of Sleepy Hollow. The skeletal trees reach out to greet you as you make your way onto the many available trails.
This bridge looks like it may lead into another dimension. Visitors have reported feeling disoriented here with difficulty keeping track of their sense of time.
These gnarled roots resemble limbs climbing out of shallow graves. It's said that restless spirits roam the paths at night, bringing forth ghostly memories.
As the sun begins to set, it's time to make a choice. Do you flee to the safety of the city, or stay and see if you have strange nightly experiences of your own?
Cedar Ridge Preserve has roughly nine miles of trails covering about 600 acres and is only 20 minutes from downtown Dallas.
If you’re into haunted places, or maybe a fan of The Shining, these 13 haunted hotels in Texas might be your cup of meat. If you’re feeling extra brave, pay a visit to these Texan haunted cemeteries. Are there other spooky spots we should know about? Let us know in the comments.
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