Quote from Angela on January 18, 2022, 7:44 pm

It's not always so sunny in California, especially along Jicarilla Road in Apple Valley.

This is possibly the most haunted road in California.

Apple Valley, San Bernardino County, spans from Ramona Avenue (north) to Ottawa Road (south) and dates back centuries until the arrival of the very first Europeans.

During 1776 Father (Fray) Francisco Garces travelled alone, in areas never explored or even seen by man before, and he established a trail through a local river right here in California.

This location was heavily explored by pioneer frontiersmen, trappers and prospectors.

In 1860, explorer Silas Cox became the very first permanent resident and he erected a small log cabin, a year later the very first road was cut and laid down.

Subsequently, the town rapidly expanded and later became incorporated, the population today is today over seventy thousand inhabitants.

Today Apple Valley has a whole array of mysterious folklore and local legend magically cloaks this town.

The spirit of a man who died during a hit and run incident is said to materialise, missing parts of his face. This entity is known as The Walker.

However, it is said he is not malevolent, but rather he attempts to save others from suffering the same fate as him.

He has been known to manifest as the living, approaches vehicles and advises on safe directional routes in attempts to keep pedestrians out of harms way and away from dangerous or out of control traffic.

Others have encountered entities of what appear as small children, with blood drenched sack cloths tied over their heads. These children omit an intensely dark sinister and malevolent energy and are often sighted walking local trails.

You do not want to encounter these children.

Disturbing inhumane growling sounds, fast darting shadow figures and enchanted spectral colored mists.

Apple Valley doesn't disappoint.