3 Unnerving Forest Hiking & Camping Horror Stories

[@scottyp2505]

How do people go camping alone without a gun?

[@anthonymainolfa212]

Why do people even GO camping alone?

[@scottyp2505]

@@anthonymainolfa212 very true lol I would never

[@connerthatdude9369]

Love to go camping alone but not without my little friend called barreta. He likes to do scary things to people

[@MrMgentryholt]

Are some people scared of carrying or using a firearm? It's a tool, nothing more and nothing less.

[@Little0cean]

Not everyone lives in America.

[@carlsisler3024]

I never go camping without a gun, and stories like this are why

[@historicaustralia]

There's something so scary and spooky about being in the deep woods/camping at night. That's why it's my favourite kind of stories and YOU are the perfect narrator for them.

[@adiadvi6585]

Lol no heart? L ratio

[@Hazcaz10]

​@adiadvi6585, you're still saying ratio in this year?

[@whispereddiaries]

Sorry for the late reply! Thank you so much for the support and kind words!

[@MrNightTrue]

Because it is a wild place, people will be small and weak before nature and animals

[@SinisterSecrets.HorrorStories]

Each tale captures the chilling loneliness of nature, where every rustle and shadow can hide unspeakable fears. Perfect for anyone who enjoys a good scare under the stars, these stories remind us that sometimes the greatest dangers in the forest are not the beasts that roam, but the unknown that waits.

[@carrotjones4043]

Interesting

[@robertonavarro7713]

Like a ghost behind an old oak tree.

[@robertonavarro7713]

Watch a short scary film “The Behind”.

[@robertonavarro7713]

The title of that short film was “The Hide Behind”. Sorry guys.

[@robertonavarro7713]

The title of that short film was “The Hide Behind”. Sorry guys.

[@Cybernaut76]

1) Never go camping alone and without a firearm. 2) Never obey anyone who tells you to follow them to a dark forest at night even if they were in uniform. (That is probably a fake cop or a fake ranger).

[@lydiapetra1211]

Great points....that guy could have been a serial killer...no wonder people go missing in national parks and forests...

[@Cybernaut76]

@@lydiapetra1211 I think the culprit is not always a grizzly bear or a mountain lion. Sometimes it is an evil human being. Sometimes victims own mistake caused by inexperience or lack of judgement (which may for example cause them to get lost and not even be able to find their way back to civilization).

[@lydiapetra1211]

@@Cybernaut76 you are absolutely right... people go off trails and can't find their way back.... 👍

[@MatPat-w3z]

I love nature, the woods, the lakes, the sea etc. But never ever i‘d spend the night alone in the woods in a tent. NEVER would i do that!!!

[@erikf826]

The camping stories are my absolute favorite!

[@kathryncumberland]

In Story 1, why would they assume that the SUV belonged to a hiker who might've run into the strange man rather than to the man himself?

[@BeanWagon90]

Thank you for making this comment so I don't have to.

[@icarlyIV]

Yeah he should have let them know about the truck so the police can run the tags at least.

[@frankduval3031]

Rather than not then

[@kathryncumberland]

@@frankduval3031 Oh, wow - that's an embarrassing autocorrect, especially since I have a B.A. in English! Thank you for pointing that out! All fixed. 😁

[@pavel9652]

Why they would assume anything? The answer is they don't know whose car it was. When they arrived the car was already there.

[@ElPhantasmo_ZZZ]

Always a good day whenever Whispered Diaries uploads a new video.

[@iamkevintoney]

Shout out to everyone who listens to these camping stories and still go out on trips with zero means of self defense. May the odds ever be in your favor 😂

[@robertonavarro7713]

A firearm is not only for personal protection but could be used as a signaling device for would be rescuers in case you get lost or worse, seriously injured in the middle of nowhere.

[@iamkevintoney]

@@robertonavarro7713 agreed! I don’t know how people go on these trips and forget to include tools like a firearm or a hunting knife, or even mace. Better to have it and not need it!

[@jojothetasmaniansassmonkey8866]

@@robertonavarro7713 maybe as a last resort. people don't tend to go looking for where the sound of gun shots came from. In fact, they tend to do the very opposite.

[@pam190]

Good stories.

[@RileeNelson1993]

The typical camping/hiking horror stories goes into the middle of the woods/forest without any weapons and someone runs up on them

[@relaxing-mind10]

This week's top 3. 1. Whispered dairies.2 . Frightened Irish 3. Night time spooks . Keep up the good work 💪

[@HorrorCity-dh9uy]

Good choices there unit 522 is another good channel

[@Shaylaterry31]

You know who also is good…is Southern Cannibal

[@Shaylaterry31]

@@HorrorCity-dh9uyyes that’s another good one!

[@relaxing-mind10]

@@Shaylaterry31 I know he was in my top 3 up to couple weeks ago ☺️loads of great channels now which is great hope they all do well 🙏

[@lw3269]

Mr Nightmare and Whispered Diaries are the only channels I follow.

[@elri3543]

There’s always a sinister aura to camping.

[@nanaagyare7044]

The delivery and the timing is unmatched ❤❤❤

[@Potato_Man1776]

All of these are in the US, so why does no one ever have a gun? I mean thats one of the most important tools to take camping

[@meowy4720]

These stories are fiction. Camping is generally very safe, especially in a national or state park

[@LindaHull-le1st]

Potato_Man Doesn't make sense to me either. You never know who or what you'll come face to face with in the wilderness. Always be prepared and aware of your surroundings.

[@ms.annthrope415]

Better to have and not need than to need and not have. Be paranoid. Be very paranoid.

[@TAOOOOOOOOOOOO1234]

So true

[@fayc1804]

I've listened to hundreds of these type stories and it seems most people only take a knife.

[@tiffanybartlett1661]

The best story teller! Thank you for posting as frequently as you do! Huge fan here! I’ve literally listened to every one of your videos 😂

[@SANDASMR0]

I admire your commitment and taking things seriously and that you are diligent and outstanding in your performance

[@johntreadaway47]

Amazing how many people seem to go out of their way to put themselves in danger.

[@brandon-dr2pn]

Man the guy in the 3rd story run man RUN if i saw that many people approaching me I'm gone.

[@mrhnightusa]

"the man was feeling himself...I don't mean he felt confident" I was taking a drink during this part and almost choked on my water

[@maimgungo3832]

I’ve been watching these stories for so long and I’ve wandered how do you guys watch them. I just put in headphones right before bed, and lie down and listen to them, you guys do anything any different ? Always wandered 😅

[@joymdc_]

lol i listen while i do my makeup or eat

[@kimlizettesalinasvillanuev1157]

I listen while I shower, clean, get ready, eat

[@nikhilgokhale5459]

I watch these after dinner but well before bedtime.

[@southernsass2937]

I normally save this for bedtime 🌙

[@leon5537]

I cuddle up in my bed with a snacccccc and shit myself

[@vicko1978]

Footsteps in the middle of the night by my tent ME: so anyway i started blastin...

[@christopherpakietur2556]

100% 😂

[@ladylyndawn]

Yay ! One of my fave topics !

[@Mrsinterscare]

THIS IS PHENOMENAL!!! Your voice is perfect for these stories. Thanks for the upload

[@JamesBeasley-x6q]

I lived in Colorado for 20 years and was always armed when in the mountains. Too many crazies around.

[@Cybernaut76]

Not only crazies and psychos on two legs. Sometimes you may run into a less than friendly apex-predator in the woods.

[@razorbldromance83]

3rd story.. So he went camping alone with no protection? Let a group of men get close enough to him to push him around and rob him? I will never understand ppl who go camping alone without anything to protect themselves smh

[@mac888spectral7]

Yeah the stories are fun but there are some real dumbasses out there.

[@vasilgeorgiev6752]

Well liberals bro 😎

[@tshavfengvang7831]

You should never take camping and hiking for granted. Crowded sites do not generally have peace of mind and privacy but offer safety and security. Remote sites with very few people are dangerous as you may encounter convicts and evil people.

[@frederick6008]

I have always loved camping. Only feel safe in the woods when I'm traveling. Cities are far more dangerous.

[@52ponybike]

What are the three most important items to always carry when camping? 1) a loaded handgun. 2) a personal locator beacon. 3) a strong headlamp. The reasons are obvious and all of them could save your life. Do NOT go unprepared as anything untoward could happen.

[@micktaylor5205]

A big, intimidating dog is a good list item as well

[@deeprollingriver52]

Absolutely. I have all three. Add to that a “take no prisoners” attitude

[@MaxPayne.]

Underrated channel 🫡

[@MaryCuna-ux4en]

Dangerous 😮But very beautiful area 😊😅😅🇦🇺😘😘😘😊😅

[@Frightenedirish10]

Great work whispered dairies keep it up delighted you are doing so well ☺️

[@relaxing-mind10]

Love your vids aswell keep up the good work ☺️

[@Mr.HorrorEchoes]

🌟 Super exciting! It really makes you want to go on an adventure yourself !

[@addiktion2fitness]

#1 Tip pack a Gun! When camping in the woods could save your life and the people around you. Better safe then sorry.

[@tfrgaming2978]

What if you're European like me? 💀

[@addiktion2fitness]

​@@tfrgaming2978youll find something 😆 im pretty sure lol

[@jamespruitt6718]

@@tfrgaming2978Take whatever largest knife they haven’t banned yet.

[@addiktion2fitness]

​@@jamespruitt6718 Exactly!!

[@Juno_Beach]

You Are Never Alone "especially," when you're alone.

[@TomMcHugh-l4v]

All great - and scary - stories. As a mostly day hiker, I've not encountered sketchy situations like these. But I do agree with being armed - are firearms allowed in the national parks ? I always thought firearms were not allowed in the NPS. Still, I believe your best friends on trail are Smith and Wesson. ✌️ ☮️ ⛺️

[@jamesmonahan1870]

DON'T GO UP TO THE MOUNTAIN TOP WITHOUT ME (C)2006

[@ericg649]

Guess my days in the military ruined me but solo camping definitely lost its appeal!!!

[@augustraaymakers2432]

I would be more concerned about running into MR and MRS Sasquatch 🦶🏿😵‍💫

[@JoseRodriguez-mp1bl]

Yessssss!!!!!! You are back!!!!! Love this!!!!! ❤❤❤❤

[@joeyfarris2543]

Yeah Colorado, the state where nothing weird happens in our forrests and hiking trails 👍👍

[@cellyotb]

Story 2 was pretty wild to think about, that’s a strange situation

[@erikjermanauber4194]

I adore your stories pls keep them up

[@justmanic9673]

In the first story, I think the other car probably belonged to the guy rather than another hiker

[@ScullyPop]

Great work as always!

[@SashaPark-y6b]

Only protection I’ve ever had camping in the last 10 years is a 22 pellet rifle lol

[@ychai2812]

What is preventing these people camping without a firearm?

[@Cybernaut76]

Not everyone is American. In many countries, there are politicians and decision makers that have fallen ill with gun phobia.

[@Cybernaut76]

@@ladislavsejka4481 Here in Finland you cannot immediately own a pistol and permissions for semi-automatic weapons are very tight to get. If you cannot trust me with a firearm when it is peacetime and want be to be a beta lamb all my lifetime, dont expect me to grab a gun when/if Russia (or other enemy) crosses the border.

[@ms.annthrope415]

And some people are ostriches. They just won't accept the fact that there are people who truly enjoy inflicting pain and suffering on others or willing to rob and rape at will. They won't consider the fact that they must be responsible for their own safety and think they can "reason" or talk sense to their predator. They are the ones who say, "they dont want to live like that." They hate guns. They hate to think about reality.

[@Incel_81]

One day, I woke up. It was morning. I was drinking the night before so my eyes were dry and crusty. I got up from the bed. My head was spinning in all directions. I made my way to the bathroom where I began to let out all my fluids from my skin flute. After flushing the toilet, I washed my hands using white soap to clean them. Walking down the steps, I walked out to get the mail, as I walked out, I saw someone walking while listening to headphones. I proceeded to get my mail. Then I looked over again and saw him still walking and listening to his music. That’s when I ran back to my house. Locked my door. Then I prepared breakfast to eat. All I could think about was my neighbor walking and listening to his headphones.

[@Rose_Bride]

😂

[@ella-bella19]

I agree with everyone in the comments about the guns like I get its controversial but my dad always has at least two with him when we go camping and takes it with him everywhere. He says it’s mostly a precaution for any crazy people we encounter

[@deeprollingriver52]

First story: “Nope. Me and my 9mm are gonna hang out here.”

[@eenlow4655]

What I can`t understand is none of these people that were camping were armed! You bet I am always armed, expecially out in the woods!

[@EllinorÖstberg]

I love your stories and your voice 😱

[@shilohdynasty4898]

I was almost a sleep, but now I have a assignment

[@elaineisabelle427]

Well how do you know the dusty vehicle wasn't the creepy guys car in the 1st story.

[@Metal.mike89]

The sad and depressing background music kills the whole vibe of the stories

[@carriecrackrock1221]

There's no reason to hike out there at all if you're not camping? Couldn't you say the same about all hiking with that line of thinking?

[@chrisnewport7826]

Always armed and ready.

[@LorraineKaai-zp8jm]

This guy had no common sense and went camping by himself and had no protection I wouldn't have camp alone at all

[@LastoftheMohicans116]

The guy in the last story should have had a 6un. That would have evened the fight.

[@flylippfantom8425]

He pulls out his pocket knife OMG 😳😳😳😅 You better go home

[@ChrisSmardz]

4:47 Annie get ur gun ready

[@stevenessary7986]

Why would any sane camper , hiker, outdoorsman, ect go into the wilderness(or -anywhere else for that matter) without a firearm for protection? I know many say it is because of the weight(ounces matter) and I understand that. But, it only makes sense to carry protection, same as carrying food, water, first-aid supplies, ect(you know, the necessities). Personal protection is as necessary as anything else one carries, because if you are murdered, you want need the other things you are carrying. I guess being raised a country boy, growing up hunting and exploring the woods, carrying a firearm and a knife is just second nature to me. I also carried a firearm as a LEO and every day of my life since. There are some mean people and mean critters in this world, both in the wilderness and on the streets. I never used my firearm as a LEO, but I did have to use it when I was in the mountains many years ago, to prevent two people from robbing me and possibly hurting me or killing me. They were very surprised when I drew my concealed handgun. Without that handgun, that day would have ended differently. Til this day, I never walk out of my home without my firearm and I would suggest you don’t either.

[@yolandagarcia-qt1le]

3rd one absolutely horrific!! 😬😬😬

[@flylippfantom8425]

You have to take a gun. It's foolish not to take a gun. Especially presently ppl get shot whether good or bad. Innocent bystanders and campers

[@beverlyethridge5084]

You don’t need to add the “for” at the end of your sentences.

[@MarkBurnett-co8qc]

Calm down

[@rickm8343]

Yet another creepy smile creepypasta 😴

[@karenstouffer6508]

You know it truly amazed me how all these camper stories,no one carries a gun.You can't bring a knife to a gun fight...Still love the camp stories.Who carries a gun when camping???Me..Yes😊

[@gerardmartin4718]

I would be out of there once he left. He could be away to get his pals .possibly armed .don't give psychos any chance.why stay all night fearful of norman bates returning .Don't make yourself an easy target

[@rhaegarbaguhin]

All these idiots going out to the woods with no firearms.

[@Cybernaut76]

Not everyone is American. There are lots of countries with gun phobiac politicians and authorities.

[@sandyc6569]

😨😨😨😨😨😨

[@gnarlycat]

Tweekers ruin everything

[@ScottTerryComedy]

If you camp in nothing but a tent ALWAYS bring a firearm.

[@connerthatdude9369]

Wow that third one got right into it. As soon as he lit the light he saw a figure run

[@BuildingToursForLife1660-4]

22nd!

[@Unexplained_and_Insane]

:-)

[@NJDJ1986]

story 1 - yeah that strange man was suspicious! dude was pretending to be park ranger just to lure OP & Jason out of the woods!

[@jonlong5197]

That computer generated voice makes me sleepy......Yawn

[@aronova6228]

That's why you carry your glock19 with you when you go camping.

[@erinmoss5959]

Just why was the mc in story#3 being extremely selfishly stupid by not thinking to take a shotgun or two with him before camping alone?

[@Horrorcultyt]

Tell me Your Story 👇

[@DappyTaffy]

The Guy in story 3 is so stupid like why did he let them drag him somewhere like how stupid is he 😤

[@kittymalone9401]

♥️🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@scarystories190]

😮

[@BOMBPOP-n4i]

No gun, no partner, no camping, no hiking, no way....

[@charleslanphier8094]

Lame, really lame.

[@Illadelphia]

Who goes camping without a gun?

[@daisythomas8354]

KZbin what the actual hell with these ads??? A wolf in heat at a school??? Grooming much???

[@pigeon__admirer]

So someone keeps commenting on every video about frightened Irish but they must be a friend bc he is no good. Be. Busta, Let’s Read! and ripshy are actually good other than Mr nightmare

[@HorrorHour3979]

🤓🤓🤓

[@larryJackson-m1o]

Hey man I don't care what you guys do I promise you but Jason the guy who played as Jay station I promise you you will not be happy you hurt me pay back I promise that I promise he promise me so I promise him to good luck to you guys

[@tfrgaming2978]

I had a stroke reading that

[@larryJackson-m1o]

@@tfrgaming2978 hey I say you did because you know the true story and you about had one didn't mean for you to about to have one good luck

[@tfrgaming2978]

@@larryJackson-m1o I had another stroke reading that

[@raielle]

15:17 incorrect. Being armed would not make things worse, it would prevent it from getting to the point it did.

[@LindaHull-le1st]

Last story. Never go camping alone. You never know who you'll come across in secluded areas. So take someone with you, good flashlights, and a rifle. One person awake at all times. Be aware of your surroundings and be prepared for anything.

[@icarlyIV]

That truck in the first story probably belonged to the shady guy.

[@tablescissors]

I thought the same, be super useful if it belonged to him, since the plate could be traced. Could help in a missing person case as well.

[@derekbootle8316]

It was mine.

[@pam190]

That’s what I was thinking.

[@Incel_81]

@@derekbootle8316you stole my truck!!!🛻

[@JennyWinters]

Exactly, that's his truck, for some reason he is living out there. Did you get his license plate? Or the car could have been stolen. This sounds more of an escaped felon or a mental patient out in the woods and you found the one trail /site he was in or on. Bad luck.

[@MrNightTrue]

Camping in the wild always creates a feeling of insecurity and fear

[@LindaHull-le1st]

Never go camping alone and always take something for protection.

[@Foxyfreedom]

Camping alone is fun

[@10RexTheWolf01]

Because you're no longer safe in your usual home and you know compared to all the other creatures who always live outside your helpless. No longer at the top anymore.

[@LindaHull-le1st]

@@10RexTheWolf01 This is unfortunately true. I remember being able to leave cars unlocked day or night. Could stay gone all day and not lock the doors on the house. People don't even walk to their mailbox without locking their gates anymore. Don't go outside after dark or before sunrise and never drive in the dark. The world has changed so much that people don't feel safe anywhere.

[@10RexTheWolf01]

@@LindaHull-le1st I'd say the world was always this dangerous. We're just more connected now vs then that we're just realizing how often these things actually happened and how laxed people were then. Not to mention it's because people were too laxed is the reason why many things happen like they did.

[@RamblingRuters]

If your finding too many people in CO when your out hiking, you're in the wrong spots, I've lived there for a few yrs and hiked, ATV's, camping etc and when I was out I would occasionally see a person but very rarely. Have never had any issues with bad run in's, most people were cool and out enjoying nature. Always carry my sidearm as well so I also don't stop just because of potential danger, be prepared, well informed and properly trained.

[@kennethprice5628]

Never go into the woods without a firearm, the most dangerous animal is on two feet!

[@Lawrence_Talbot]

Story 2 gave me mad SpongeBob “He’s just standing there…MeNaCiNgLy” vibes lol

[@HUNTENMASTA1337]

Same thing came to mind 😂

[@YOUR-LOCAL13]

Whenever we go camping in our trailer or just traveling any distance in our car, we bring a gun for protection in case we need it. Better to be prepared.

[@robertonavarro7713]

I used to drive alone at night from LA to SF about a dozen times in the late 80s. My only companion was my S&W 38 revolver. Gave me a sense of security somehow.

[@ms.annthrope415]

If you're in your vehicle or camping near your vehicle, keep your sidearm on you at all times. Never go take a piss without your handgun on your. And toss a shotgun or rifle in your vehicle. Take it out and keep the long gun next to you in the sleeping bag.

[@LindaHull-le1st]

Story 1. Park rangers won't be out at night. They'd be in uniform. You were smart to pack up and leave. The dusty truck could have belonged to the man who approached you. I've lived in Colorado and there's a lot of places to camp out. Just be fully aware of your surroundings and other vehicles and people.

[@D-A-1776]

.Always carry a gun especially in the woods. Anyone who goes anywhere unarmed are not very smart

[@LindaHull-le1st]

Story 2. That man ruined your camping trip this time. Next time take someone else with you. There's a lot of places to camp in Colorado so you may want to explore those.