Top 18 Creepiest Small Towns in Alberta (Locals Warn You Not to Visit)

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Alberta has over 600 ghost towns — more than any other province in Canada. In this video, we go to the ones locals actively tell you to avoid. To a town buried under 90 million tonnes of rock where the dead are still down there. To a hotel where the third floor has been locked for 50 years because of what witnesses reported. To a school built on an Indigenous burial ground where employees refuse to work after dark. And to a stretch of highway near the Crowsnest Pass where every single person who's tried to find a cursed gold mine since 1870 has met a violent end. In this video, we explore: -The hamlet that voted to rename itself after an axe murder specifically to attract tourists — and whose victim was never fully recovered from the river -The perfectly preserved ghost town where mannequins in period clothing stand frozen mid-activity in every window — and visitors who arrive unannounced have documented genuine alarm -The town of two residents in the Badlands, described by a documentary crew as the loneliest place they'd visited in all of Canada — including Nunavut -The sacred Indigenous stones that have sat in the same field for 1,000 years, now surrounded by farmland whose owners describe persistent, unexplained unease in specific locations every single year -The deadliest mining disaster in Canadian history — 189 men, rows of identical white markers, some reading only "Unknown" -The mountain the Blackfoot called "the mountain that moves," whose east face broke loose in 90 seconds in 1903, and where geologists say another slide is inevitable And at number one: the mountain highway with the highest per-kilometre accident rate in the Rockies, a documented history of disaster stretching back 150 years, and residents who describe the same feeling of dread in nearly identical terms without ever having spoken to each other. Which of these would you visit? Drop it in the comments — and if you've been to any of these and experienced something you can't explain, we want to know. #Alberta #GhostTowns #CreepyCanada #HauntedCanada #CanadianHistory #GhostCanada #WeirdAlberta #CrowsnestPass #FrankSlide #AbandonedCanada