Send us a textExplore Mt Misery, learn about the ghosts of Hells Hollow, Breakneck Hil Rd, and learn about some of the fascinating history of Pachaug State forest. Support the showtalestrailsandtaverns.com

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Send us a textJoin me on the summit of Mt Crawford and hear the tale, or the cries and laughter, of Nancy Barton. 
Deceived by her lover, and having all her savings taken, Nancy departed into the falling snow on a cold, New Hampshire winter night. Determined to catch the scoundrel, Nancy, carrying very little, gave chase. Find out what happened to her on that fateful night, and the legends that follow. Support the showtalestrailsandtaverns.com

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Send us a textIn this episode I tell you about the village of Blowing Rock NC, the legend of the Blowing Rock, the beauty of the Julian Price Park campground and the ghostly sightings known as the Brown Mountain lights. 
There's a lot to talk about in this short episode, so make sure to take it all in and jot down some of these names for future reference. Support the showtalestrailsandtaverns.com

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Send us a textOfficially episode 2, Freetown State Forest. My good friend and Marine Corps Veteran Rob had taken me for a hike into Freetown State Forest, There he told me the tragic tales of young Mary Lou Arruda, and the Fall River pet cemetery. Support the showtalestrailsandtaverns.com

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Send us a textCarter Preserve in Charlestown Rhode Island is an 1100 acre preserve, established in 2001 by The Nature Conservancy. The land, as beautiful as it is, with the glacial erratic and colonial stone walls, has a dark past. One that can be found while diving deep into the world's nuclear history, alongside places like Chernobyl and three-mile island.
Walk with me in Charlestown Rhode Island, and discover the radiological history of Wood River Junction, and learn about the tragedy that ended the life of Robert Peabody.    Support the showtalestrailsandtaverns.com

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Send us a textHappy labor day and with it hello spooky season. I've already seen Halloween decor sections setting up at local retailers and Octoberfest for sale in local packies so do not be alarmed. I'm ready, and if you're not let me be the first to tell you to get ready. 
In this not so glamourous episode I explain a little bit about what transpired to making the podcast in this genre. Why I like to hike haunted trails and seek out brews at haunted establishments.  
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Welcome to Tales, Trails, and Taverns—a podcast for those who can’t pass a haunted forest, abandoned trail, or old tavern without needing to know its story.
In this trailer episode, host Joe Gelinas introduces the heart of the show: first-hand explorations of haunted woods, forgotten towns, cryptid lore, and the eerie history hiding in plain sight.
Joe shares his lifelong connection to the paranormal, growing up in a family home rumored to be haunted, along with encounters that shaped his obsession with strange places and unexplained experiences.
Joe also takes listeners on a brief journey to Pilfershire Abandoned Town Trail in Simsbury, Connecticut—an overgrown colonial settlement hidden deep in the woods—setting the tone for future episodes filled with on-location storytelling, history, and atmosphere.
If you love ghost stories rooted in real places, hiking off the beaten path, and ending the day at a haunted tavern, this is your next obsession.

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