Hi there, I want to tell you about a podcast I think you'll like. It's called These Woods

Are Haunted from Travel Channel. I was stunned to hear that wild forests cover more than 700

million acres of America, and hidden in their darkest corners are stories of the unknown

and mysterious encounters that cannot be explained. On these woods

are haunted, you'll hear true stories from people whose wilderness adventures were cut short by

terrifying and unexplained phenomena. On one episode in the woods of Montana, a man feels like

he's being watched as his surroundings fall quiet.

Then, off to the side, he sees a creature with a hollowed out deer skull over its face.

In another episode, a mother-daughter hike takes a dark turn as the two women are chased down a mountain by a sinister creature.

Behind every snap of a twig or rustle of leaves could be a

creature lying in weight, stalking your every move. There's no better setting for a terrifying story

than deep in the depths of a forest wilderness. If you like what we do here on bedtime stories,

then you will absolutely love the heart-pounding tales of ghosts, demons and mysterious creatures told on these woods are haunted.

When you're in the woods, you're never truly alone.

Listen to these woods are haunted wherever you get your podcasts.

Story 1. The Lost Girls of Panama.

On the morning of the 1st of April 2014, two young women decided to hike up to a popular tourist spot on the famous Pianister Trail.

They were never seen alive again.

Were there deaths the result of a tragic accident?

Or is there more to this mystery than meets the eye?

What happened to the lost girls of Panama?

Music to the Lost Girls of Panama. The Lost Girls of Panama. I'm . I'm . It is said that every year in the month of April, in those first few weeks when the rains begin to fall over the rolling hills of the Green Mountain Highlands, that if you listen very closely, you will hear the echoed cries of Las Chicas Hollendezas. It is nothing more than a local

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