Trails to the Unknown

The TTTU team explores the abandoned village formerly known as Boston, Ohio, now called "Helltown," near Peninsula, Ohio, where there are decades of reports of serial killers, satanic cults, strange creatures in the woods, and other paranormal phenomenon; they visit several areas known for their local legends, including crybaby bridge and a cemetery known for cult rituals.

In Georgetown, CO, the "Trails to the Unknown" team investigates ghost stories at an 1867 manor, the Hamill House, an historic museum that offers tours of its restored rooms to the public. The team meets up with two guides, Anne Marie Cannon and Alissa Reynolds, who have experienced ghostly presences while giving tours, and evidence points to spirits of the original owners, the Hamill family.

The "Trails to the Unknown" team spends a night at the UFO Watchtower in Colorado's San Louis Valley, a hotbed for paranormal activity. They meet cattle rancher Judy Messoline, who built the elevated platform, where there have been over 180 UFO sightings reported by guests and employees; also several psychic mediums have reported the presence of two large energy vortexes on the property.

There have been several reports of Bigfoot on 40-acres of private land inside Roosevelt National Forest near Loveland, Colorado, and after searching for footprints and other evidence in the snow the "Trails to the Unknown" team invite local experts to help them initiate a relationship with the potential Bigfoot.

The "Trails to the Unknown" team is alone and on lockdown at the historic and reputedly haunted Glen Isle Resort, located in the mountain town of Bailey, Colorado. As new owners Greg and Mary Ruth have work to restore the resort, guests and visitors have reported the disembodied laughing, items going missing, and the apparitions of a woman. The TTTU team is invited to investigate.