In this episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Joe sits down with paranormal investigator and urban explorer Heather Lopes, also known as Haunted Hunter. With over a decade of experience in paranormal investigation and urban exploration, Heather opens up about her life growing up in a haunted house, the ghostly encounters that shaped her, and how investigating has become a family activity with her two sons.
Together, they dive into chilling ghost stories from haunted locations across New England, the thrill (and risk) of urban exploration, and the powerful energy that draws investigators back again and again. Heather shares how her youngest son shows signs of spiritual sensitivity, why documenting family history and paranormal experiences is so important, and the deep sense of community among urban explorers and ghost hunters.
From bucket-list sites like the infamous Enfield Demon House to the unexpected hauntings that catch even seasoned investigators off guard, this conversation blends personal history, paranormal passion, and a shared love for uncovering the unknown.
If you’re fascinated by the supernatural, intrigued by urban legends, or curious about the tools and paranormal equipment investigators rely on—this episode is packed with insight, eerie stories, and inspiration.
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