The Appalachia Trail

Some rules to live by when in the Appalachian Mountains? Here’s a few to keep you cozy:

1. Never be in the woods after dark
2. Never leave the marked trail
3. If you hear your name being called in the woods, don’t respond

Sources:

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Appalachian Folklore, Monsters and Superstitions (blueridgemountainstravelguide.com)

The Terrifying Tale Of Swift Runner And The Wendigo - KnowledgeNuts

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Appalachian Folklore Part 1: Beings and Creatures – The Kayseean

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Devil's Tramping Ground – Bear Creek, North Carolina - Atlas Obscura

'No human knows:' Devil's Tramping Ground legend predates founding of the United States (wral.com)

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