Legends, Mysterious Events, & Disappearances at Crater Lake National Park

[@bawattsyl]

Ok I'll get the calendars moving, and just fyi I only showed the cover picture because I didn't want to spoil the content. But the calendar features pics from various videos. I'll get the moving and let you know in the next video, cost, and how to purchase one. Thank you so much for all your great feedback🙏

[@kneedeepinbluegrass3086]

Will be looking for the next video then! I have a spot on my wall for your calendar , for sure. 🙂

[@bobcampbell5151]

Bryan Natives of USA the true American NOT INDIANS THEY ARE FROM INDIA>>

[@Rita.R]

I'll definitely buy a calendar. Love your channel. I know that the pics will be awesome. I love the outdoors and beautiful scenery.

[@sonamsanzari1081]

I’ll get one! Love your content, your Awesome thank you 🙏 😍

[@01baia]

If I didn't live in Australia, I'd love a calendar. But sadly postage costs from the USA / Canada to Australia are prohibitive.

[@teresap.5991]

We went there in June of 2000 and we visited 12 national parks at West and Crater lake was definitely one of the highlights of our trip. I never saw water so blue and the top was like diamonds glittering on. It was breathtakingly beautiful and I will never forget it.

[@twistoffate4791]

I sometimes think that it's what Heaven would look like.

[@randomvintagefilm273]

When we were there, there was a snowbank on the mountain in the form of a bear

[@lhalnan]

I live near Crater Lake and have visited many, many times. Pictures just don't do it justice. Every time I'm up there, it's like it's all new. It is so awesome!

[@MissingPersonsMysteries]

I agree it's absolutely breathtaking!

[@shonnao7272]

I'm from Oregon and when I was in junior high we went on a field trip to Crater lake during the winter. It is absolutely beautiful there.

[@pamelajackson2383]

my sister saw it a few years ago, she loved it. I'd like to see it one day.

[@shonnao7272]

@@pamelajackson2383 you really should. I miss Oregon. I grew up there but I now live in Montana.

[@jessegallego8251]

I'm from Medford, and yes it is.

[@shonnao7272]

@@jessegallego8251 nice. I lived in Medford for a while. Grew up in Shady Cove and surrounding areas.

[@dustym.111]

I'm from Indiana, guess the bueaty passed on to you. I dont know how I got here but started watching about the haunted lake lanier in Georgia then seen this video. Sorry about the creepy vibe 😄🤭

[@Ms.Andrist]

EVERYTHING about Crater Lake and Mount Shasta is awesome!

[@johnganshow5536]

Some excellent sasquatch encounters from the Crater lake area...

[@dianelively8582]

Yes most definitely!

[@psweeneyville]

I camped at Crater Lake ~ 23-25 years ago with my 4 children (7-15 yrs) and it was beautiful. Pictures do not give it justice!! I never had any negative vibes, but my 3 older children ended up coming into my tent in the middle of the night but couldn’t explain why….

[@ci2310]

Went to crater lake August 2019 with some friends. We hiked down, jumped in the freezing water. The views are breathtaking. I had this feeling like something was watching us just some negative vibe. Then I seen a doc from David Pulides missing 411 saying crater lake was #2 behind Yosemite as clusters of missing people on the West coast. Definitely want to go back just not off trail like we did

[@reznor6507]

I live in the town that is the South Gate entrance to Yosemite something is definitely off over here.

[@dhanks55]

Native Americans try to warn PNW folks do NOT spend the night there. The smart ones listen and heed the warning.

[@whiteyfisk9769]

Show us on the doll where bigfoot touched you

[@MissingPersonsMysteries]

Excellent video Bryan! I've been trying to continue our series on this for awhile but we are stuck on writing Joshua tree right now. I'll buy some merch to help support your channel!

[@bawattsyl]

Thank you my friend! Definitely email me back when you have a minute and we can chat! I really liked your maps you drew, very cool! And I'm excited to see your Joshua Tree video! I'll definitely send you a calendar! Just email and let me know where to send it! Let's chat soon!

[@RG-rl6hj]

Two of the best channels on the platform thank you

[@bawattsyl]

@@RG-rl6hj thank you RG, that's an amazing compliment! I appreciate your kind words and support! And I agree Bill and Steve are awesome!

[@lizbent567]

I think your calendar would be great bet it would work great on my journals too after

[@TstanDa-Man]

I love these kind of videos and appreciate the time and effort you guys put into it. Much appreciated and keep up the good work.

[@Lifelongjorney]

Brian’s voice helps me fall asleep at night. I struggle with insomnia and I’ve been listening for months now and I can’t sleep with out it lol

[@marymacgregor6952]

It often relaxes me too and sometimes his voice puts me to sleep too.

[@patsykluting-lucas3804]

That was fascinating. I've now lived in Oregon for 20+ years. I did live in Klamath Falls for 5 years. Awesome camping between Klamath Falls and Crater Lake.

[@normacook8325]

So happy I found your channel. I enjoy your videos and truly appreciate your respect and kindness to the families.

[@bobbimorris1819]

I would definitely buy a calendar! Looking forward to your next video.

[@rexluminus9867]

Great videos☝️ you're a good person & all the best to you. Nice calendar. See you soon.Thank you.

[@susanscott3333]

Sorry for multiple comments but when I was 10 my family was on vacation and staying in what we would call today a B&B. My mother woke up in the middle of the night and told me that her father had just died. She hadn't seen him in many years, he lived in France. I had never met him. It still gives me chills. After we got home we found out she was exactly right.

[@georginamannor8603]

Well I'm you cleared that up

[@glengrieve544]

I'm hooked on these great videos

[@jamespenn5788]

Thanks, good video. I was born and raised in Oregon one of the most beautiful and mysterious places in the world.

[@twistoffate4791]

Another Virginian involved in a mystery (In 1975, the year this poor guy died, I was a kid attending Navy Elementary School in Oakton), as Charles McCullar was from Alexandria, VA, where my family lived for one year before we moved into the house in which I was raised, in Oakton, VA. I had heard of this case and it continues to boggle the mind. Since his remains weren't found until a year later, it makes it difficult to know what or who killed Charles, and after that unlucky day, if wild animals snapped off the top half of his body, leaving the other half still in his jeans, which might also explain the skull being found a distance away. I wonder if we will ever know.

[@marymorningstar6832]

Thanks for another great video This is a case covered in the 411 series by David Paulides One of the things that made the disappearance of the young man with the VW such a mystery is the time of year he disappeared . It was said that you could not leave the parking lot that there was 20 feet of snow on the trails so he could never have hiked into the remote area where his remains were found let alone be drug there by some murdering logger And yes his jeans were unbuckled and unzipped and found as if he were standing and dropped his jeans to the ground his socks were still in the bottom of the jeans and there were bone fragments inside the socks I’m so grateful he was found !!this is a case that I will never forget and i am drawn to the mystery and beauty of this amazing wilderness but going alone is probably out I lean more towards something other than human taking him

[@traceystanley1331]

Love this channel, Bryan. You’re doing a fantastic job

[@exoexpansion]

Please bring him back because he makes very good and smart observations👌

[@JoannaRedmond]

I'm a relatively new subscriber (first-time commenter) and just wanted to say thank you for all of your videos! You seem like such a genuine person, your wonderful personality and genuine concern and thoughtfulness shine through. 🧡💙🧡

[@MrJsv650]

That's so crazy that's the only place where that ghecko salamander thing lives. Good side info Brian

[@misssherryw.7017]

Live in Klamath Falls for the last 30 years, and worked at the lake for one summer, took the kids there when they were little, an amazing and enchanted place.

[@FirstnameLastname-kf9bi]

Wow this guy's great telling us ...good job

[@maddmama232]

So cool Brian ! I am interested! You see so much of Gods beautiful creation. Definitely include a pix of the Milkyway. You could make that March😁

[@egyptianprincess2560]

Yes I would love a calendar

[@gregorykelsey8705]

Well done video thank you

[@martymcmannis8662]

Love this video. Can't get enough of mysteries. Keep up the great work. You have the voice for it. Thanks

[@nickyblue4866]

Really cranking out the videos! Nice!

[@nopawsclark4064]

Is to come heavily visceral and climatic!,. with no cliffhangers needed.

[@dant3113]

I travel all over the country and Crater Lake hands down one of my top 5 favorite lakes. Simply amazing!

[@inblockchainwetrust]

Calendars are a great idea. Everyone has T shirts and things, calendars would be awesome.. Fairly new subscriber to your channel. I love the content and you do a great job very respectful to the families and victims as well as professional. You can certainly tell you have compassion and enjoy what you do. Thanks for helping those families get their loved ones stories out there. Keep up the great work!!!

[@stephaniesavage-beerman8684]

I was under the impression that “Chuck” was dropped off at Crater Lake from a friend of his. And the friend stated he didn’t think that Chuck was well equipped for the weather. But more importantly his body was found 12 miles off trail. The snow drifts that winter were 15 - 20 ft deep. So no one would had been able to put his body there. Two hikers discovered his backpack & body. They reported to the Park Rangers. The Rangers rode horses in to the area that the hikers described. One of those rangers had worked there at Crater Lake every summer for 20 yrs. he said that when they found his remains that it looked so suspicious that they backed out without disturbing any evidence & they called the FBI. Logger, Chuck, whomever could not have placed him where he was found. That is why this case is so baffling. If I’m wrong on the details that I read, I apologize.

[@deathtrance217]

I agree with Stephanie, from all the evidence that I have heard and read he went in there so unprepared that the guy giving him the lift thought he was taking a risk. Also I don't know if you have ever seen time lapse photography done on an animal that dies in the wild, but as all the different animals and insects aid in the decomposition, it does seem as if the subject melts. I never have heard of any evidence that would point to foul play. But I'm just going on others research so if this information is wrong I do apologize. Love the channel, keep up the good work.

[@marymorningstar6832]

There was no evidence he ever intended to leave or actually left the parking lot where his VW was found This case is covered in David Paullides missing 411 series

[@nopawsclark4064]

The riveting content always gets better here thank you "man"!!!!.

[@kjahorski]

Great videos. Virginian here as well. I got lost with a couple of friends on Old Rag manny moons ago when 19, had to spend the night in 40 degree weather. Not prepared at all. Luckily we found our way out the next day. Our mistakes-started too late, like noon, weather changed to cold rain and we decided to try to cut off trail switchbacks to get down faster (dumb!), had no map/compass, had matches but they got wet in the rain so no fire . We were in good spirits for most of it but another. night in the cold would have changed that. I now always hike with a Garmin satellite GPS, emergency supplies (fire starter, Mylar sheet, compass, mirror, first aid kit, extra water/energy bars/food) and do extensive planning and weather checks. I know these parks are huge and we don’t want cell towers everywhere, but you would think with the way technology has increased, the government should provide at least the ability to call 911 via satellite or local cell towers when in some of these parks.

[@shawnkiesel5349]

Calendars will be an awesome merch idea.. They're practical and of good use.. I think it would be cool if they put together a dive team or some sort of ROV to go to the bottom I bet you there's a tunnel from the volcano and that's where the water is flowing out of...

[@SwampSquatch70]

I absolutely love Crater Lake. It’s so beautiful

[@amywill9185]

Calendars are a great idea! Good luck and thanks for another great vid

[@susanscott3333]

If the logger killed him why would he admit to giving him a ride therefore making himself a suspect?

[@cortrichards8179]

That's what I was thinking, too....... I do not think Charles was taken by anything we would approximate as being even slightly Human. Just my own opinion, obviously.

[@BarbaraAnnB-yi5ew]

Maybe in case there was evidence left behind so he would have a reason to be linked?

[@SpicyTexan64]

Lots of killers interject themselves into an investigation. I'm not sure why giving someone a ride would necessarily make one a suspect. More like a possible source of info

[@thinlineofsanity1035]

To explain dna If anys found??

[@dianemoose9982]

Love all the details and individual information you give us on each case

[@IanP1963]

Very mysterious area !!!!

[@caseyengelhorn5429]

Definitely buy a calendar. The wife would love one for sure

[@101soldiergurl44]

I am originally from Bend. I never knew anything about the missing ppl and Crater Lake...the one time i stopped there; i became creeped out and wouldn't leave my van! Idk why. My cherokee blood said no go. I haven't been there since. Beautiful but dangerous. There's even rumours about the floating log. No thank you.

[@xaviortiz2509]

Bro love your channel!

[@conniecurfman6552]

I would love a calendar. Looks awesome! Thank you for all you do! love yr channel

[@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783]

Thank you for your video. Missing enigma did a couple of great videos about these missing people you'd like and he went there in person. God bless ❤😊❤

[@juliepiemonte1281]

Very nice calendar!!!

[@Iwishtheirwasnopain]

I've been to crater lake, and its stunningly beautiful and also Erie, it seriously feels like a mirror to multiple dimensions

[@SamwiseOutdoors]

I'm really enjoying your skeptic's eye towards many of these stories popularized by Missing 411. Thank you for your hard work and reasonable stance.

[@feloniesashobbiesst0ne371]

i do like that it’s something different and if money wasn’t tight right now i would buy one

[@alicebarton27]

This beautiful lake is in the State of Oregon,where I live.I've never hiked it before.

[@michaelweigel2466]

I visited the park during one of my trips to North America in July 2005. It is definitely one of the most amazing places in the US. In spite of many other more famous National Parks it is not very crowded so the calm atmosphere is a big plus and it is really worth going there. Comparable with the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument which is also not very known but absolutely astonishing and beautiful. If you have luck there are no other humans at these places. This feeling is hard to describe.

[@omextracts]

Both are some of Oregons best places to go explore with the family.

[@Wherethewindblows524]

I'm glad the people were discovered no matter how long thank u. I'd love a calendar

[@knifelore1647]

Yes On the Callender, know it will be nice!

[@ArmyGrunt1986]

I love swimming in blue crystal clear waters but at the same time freaked out swimming in crystal clear water and looking down to see a dark abyss right below you. I also think being freaked out adds to the enjoyment.

[@plynn136]

I really enjoy your channel. Put me down for a calendar.

[@bravolima7394]

Bryan Mysteries & Adventures on Trail....... sincerest thank you. I should tuck-in at 9pm but I can't miss your content....so I'm awake with the promise to tuck in after the "next one"... or the next one !! Thank you.....don't ever quit !!

[@gabim8338]

Calandra looks great!

[@nealbullington8301]

You didn't mention the "Crater Lake murder". In 1964 I was a seasonal park ranger in training there. A law enforcement officer came and told us about a tourist who had been found tied to a tree and shot years before, and the case was still unsolved.

[@Arandomperson_online]

Sounds like someone’s out there doing something against the law sex trafficking drugs there’s probably tunnels underneath also ritual’s are happening just some thoughts

[@Joseph-bl6kv]

Terrible news... foul play

[@wiseauserious8750]

Jesus...

[@kathybrandt6060]

Hello, very interesting topic. I would love to have one of your calendars.

[@AB-yc9ff]

Definitely interested in your calendar! Love your channel!

[@nolo3]

I love your channel. You have become my favorite in this niche. Thank you for the frequent content.

[@Llerrah508]

Keep researching these national parks!

[@MrCSRT8]

Nice job! Subscribed.

[@mimiene6535]

👍👍 yes

[@UAPReportingCenter]

Love longer videos!

[@PNWCagey-Dub]

I’ve been there a few times. The place creeps me out!

[@janelinley3624]

Good Evening to All🥰🙋🏼‍♀️😍

[@iidentifyaskingoftheuniver1928]

Just found your channel last night and am enjoying the hell out of it appreciate the time and effort

[@patriciariddle2997]

That's a lot of weird things happening at one lake. But it sure looks beautiful.

[@whotelakecity2001]

20k! Congrats !

[@markgardner4426]

Few, if any, Native Americans witnessed the actual cataclysmic eruption of Mount Mazama and lived to tell the tale. The ash-fall was anywhere from 20 to 250 feet deep in the area around the volcano, there were falls of incandescent pumice and pyroclastic surges that rendered vast areas uninhabitable for decades afterwards. The ash fell in many states and several Canadian provinces. Look at how long it has taken the Mount St. Helens area to recover, so you can imagine how long the area around Mount Mazama took to recover and be fit to live in.

[@catman7153]

I definitely would buy a calendar! Thanks for your great vids!

[@markwebster5749]

The calendars look great 😊

[@mchrome3366]

Very astute reasoning.

[@janegrantham9970]

A beautiful place, I’d love to go again.

[@randomvintagefilm273]

That woman who knew her husband died..I hear about that a lot! It was like he was saying goodbye when she felt that hand on her leg. That is so sad.

[@TheBandit7613]

Do Lake Mead. It's the deadliest National Park in the world. (Cool video dude!)

[@berthaford2152]

Wow, that was really interesting. I’d love to go to Crater Lake .

[@Katiegirlluv]

Cool calendars Brian 🤗

[@dawnelle018]

I would absolutely purchase a calendar from you!

[@PotooBurd]

Please do a video on more local legends

[@amiw9339]

I live longer videos . I wouldn’t mind at all if you made them Longer . You have a great voice to relax to .

[@vajq88]

I would definitely get a calendar

[@spellsforsale6871]

Very interesting and spooky video! I always enjoy your videos 🙂

[@c.c.c.7756]

Beautiful NATIVE lands🦅❤️‼️👍

[@janelinley3624]

I would love a calendar 🗓

[@erents1]

I live in a place where we get 5 to 8 feet of snow in one storm, I think he was overcome by the deep snow, got hypothermia because he was wearing cotton clothing, jeans etc. After he died coyotes and other animals and birds picked him apart and drug him off. RIP

[@jdearing46]

The lady who felt her husband as he died in the plan crash had what most never get to experience. Every so often two people fall in love and that love is so strong it becomes a living thing on its own. So strong others can feel it physically when around these people. That's why she felt his touch one last time that's why she had to write that book to help get through the loss of him. She was lucky imo.

[@aksez2u]

As you were telling the story of Charles McCullar and how his remains were found, I thought perhaps he had been attacked by a bear. However with a quick google, I see that there are only black bear in the area, which aren't typically super aggressive. There are mountain lions, though. Not sure if I caught why foul play seems to be the most likely scenario.

[@dancer1]

1st

[@Wherethewindblows524]

Lovely job on your research under ground river

[@choppermorgan9946]

I just recently started watching your show I would like to say that I really enjoy it I become a member of your show And keep up the good work Is your new friend from liberty Indiana USA

[@MyNameIsCheyne]

Good one 💯

[@pattiemosier9583]

Great video. Thanks

[@raynameadows2152]

Aw YES i would love a frickin CALENDER!!!!

[@Viajando6301]

Yes on the calendar Top $20 I have a suggestion... for a video... a little controversial but as you can see I'm a latina and wouldn't mind this topic being discussed in a neutral way but informative... So many of my people and people from all over the world make the treacherous hike from Mexico to the USA. Most hike for days and enter the river without knowing how to swim... All the dangers and so many end up dead. Many hike without proper clothing and shoes or enough food or water. Alsow there is a group of hikes called Angeles del desierto. They hike to find lost immigrants and drop bottle of water There are other groups like the minutemen that find the bottles and make holes. Just a suggestion

[@littleredwitch]

@Erika Lorca. The minutemen...are you saying that there are some people who search for bottles and make sure that they are empty so that the migrants die of thirst in the desert? What a horrible deed! I would be worried for my soul if I were one of them!

[@anymaru]

My guess on where the water goes. Underground volcanic cave tube systems.

[@theCosmicQueen]

Oregon may have one National Park, but National Forests cover 16 million acres (about 25%) of Oregon.

[@barbrawatters3913]

I would totally be interested in a calendar!