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The national parks all across the country seemingly hold tales of strange and horrifying things.

Welcome back to this Want My Friends. It's good to see you made it back for another video.

Today I'm going to be sharing some creepy and allegedly true horror stories from

National Parks sent in by viewers just like you.

Now as always, if you have a story that you would like to share in a future video,

whether it be a national park horror story or something else, be sure to submit it at swampdweller.net

or the email you can find in the description down below. I'd love to share your story with

everyone here in the swamp. It's always like yours help keep this show going on a daily basis.

Now, without further ado, let's jump into these creepy and allegedly true national park horror stories.

I am what you would call an avid hiker. Nature is my second home, and with a little to do in

the small town I am from, the best way to have fun is to escape to the nearby Sierra Nevada Mountains.

I often visit Sequoia National Park in Yosemite, as they are not too far from where I live,

but this story takes place in the three rivers area. This was back in May of 2020. I and my

husband were eager to get out of the house and get some fresh air, as the virus had us going

stir crazy. My mom recommended a loop trail that had many pretty features, twin lakes,

wild horses, and plenty of trees. As we walked the main path, my mom's descriptions of where to

go started to make less sense as there were many smaller trails that seemed to lead to the rivers

nearby. In fear of getting lost, we stuck to the biggest path as we could see that best through

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