Creepiest places you have ever visited?

Salem is cool. But that's me.
Dark history of course, but I feel at home there. Best damn crab cakes I ever had were in Salem.

That's a holy crap moment for sure.

Wind River range in central Wyoming. Putting up a first ascent on a new route on a 13k peak I had a near death experience. Almost fell 1500 feet, unroped. That night, with no one else within many miles of me, I had a visitor.

I've driven all over the world, and I've seen a lot of stuff I would call a freak show, especially in places in like India, but as far as creepy, I'd have to say Guatemala is the creepiest county I've driven around. Guatemala just has a general creepy feeling to it everywhere.

The Grey Whale Inn [link to i1.wp.com (secure)] on Highway 1 in Fort Bragg California, it was built as a lumber company hospital back in 1915 and the owner had made no attempt to make it look like anything else.I arrived there with my wife on the proverbial dark and stormy night back in the winter of 1979.
Going from floor to floor was done on long gradual wheel chair ramps and the massive operating lamps were still the primary lighting in the larger guest rooms. Beds were the old industrial strength hospital types with sides that could be moved up and down too. The place just had an air of lingering agony and pain to it that set in on both of us very quickly.

Another place with an extremely bad vibe to it was the old Brand family graveyard in Glendale California but you can almost expect that from an old secluded graveyard. Interesting statuary and a small stone pyramid though with a family picnic area of all things, for sunny days when visiting the ancestors I guess.

The pyramid and a couple of the childrens graves: [link to ucarecdn.com (secure)]

I have not been here but this is the creepiest place you will see in this thread. Read the comments of this Youtube video. It appears to be a human trafficking home that was abandoned in Canada.)

(Even creepier is that there is more than one Youtube video tour of this place.)

Abandoned buildings are meh.

Wind River range in central Wyoming. I was on a two week hike/climb. Solo. Days from the nearest trailhead. Its the most remote place I’ve ever been, no one visits, no info online about this basin, not a single sign of a hunting camp or anything ever being there. Even in Alaska I’ve never felt so far from everything. Putting up a first ascent on a new route on a 13k peak I had a near death experience. Almost fell 1500 feet, unroped. That night, with no one else within many miles of me, I had a visitor. There’s things in this world and in other realms. Whether it was a warning or a coincidence, I’ll never hike there again. Hiked 20 hours straight to get as far out of there as possible. Still took two more grueling days to get out. I never reported my first ascent. Never talked about my trip.

Ever found yourself in a seemingly normal place and then shit got creepy and you got the fuck out of there?

Post your stories. Cheers!

He videotapes a cardboard box full of ripped up pictures of young Asian girls.

Please DISH! I live near there!

GLP

Any British public toilet.

Wisconsin

Please DISH! I live near there!