Tales Trails and Taverns Podcast

Welcome to the Tales, Trails and Taverns Podcast! Join us as we explore the eerie, the abandoned, and the downright creepy. From haunted trails to forgotten taverns. we dive headfirst into the mysteries that linger in the shadows. Each Episode, we share our firsthand experiences, uncover the rich history of these places, and bring you the chilling ghost stories that make them unforgettable. So grab your flashlight, lace up your boots, and pour yourself a drink- adventure awaits in the unexplored corners of the past. This is Tales, Trails and Taverns, where the stories are as haunted as the places we visit. Hiking Stories by "Tales Trails and Taverns" Written and Produced by Joseph Gelinas Additinal writing by Robert Travers Get the book, Haunted New England . Visit the Blog. talestrailsandtaverns.com Join the Supporters club for ad free shows Get the Merch here

Tales Trails and Taverns Podcast is a history podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 169 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Tales Trails and Taverns Podcast, a history show with 169 episodes published.

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  Episode #169

  Bigfoot in CT: A dive into the BFRO files

  Aug 9, 20261h 15m

  A recent Bigfoot sighting in nearby Voluntown, Connecticut, is all it takes to send Joe down a rabbit hole—and this time, Rob is coming along for the ride. What starts with a report of a mysterious creature in the woods quickly turns into a much bigger question: How many Bigfoot sightings have actually been reported in the places we know and explore? Joe and Rob dig into reports from across the region and discover something that makes the stories even more interesting—many of these sightings happened in places Joe knows surprisingly well, and some are locations we've already explored on the podcast for completely different reasons. Take Pachaug State Forest, for example. We've talked about its history, strange occurrences, apparitions, and stories of witches. But could the woods have another legend hiding among the trees? Then there's Carter Preserve, a place with its own unusual history, located near the site of a 1963 nuclear accident. Add Bigfoot sightings to the list, and suddenly some very familiar New England woods start looking a little different. Are these encounters misidentified wildlife, folklore that has grown over generations, or could there really be something out there moving through the forests of southeastern Connecticut? Join Joe and Rob as they follow the evidence, revisit familiar places, and discover that you don't necessarily have to travel to the Pacific Northwest to go looking for Bigfoot. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tales-trails-and-taverns-podcast--6437578/support . Thank you for listening to Tales, Trails and Taverns, where we explore haunted history, dark trails, forgotten legends, and the mysteries hiding in your own backyard. If you enjoyed this episode, please take a moment to rate and review the show—it helps more curious souls find us. Follow all our links— podcast platforms, books, website, social media, and more—right here : Have a ghost story, creepy location, or strange encounter you'd like us to cover? Email us or message us through Linktree—we’d love to hear from you. Until next time… Keep exploring. Keep questioning. And as always—stay spooky.

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  Episode #137

  Rocky Point State Park: Looking back at one hell of a ride.

  Jul 27, 20261 hour

  What began as a scenic destination for leisure and relaxation would eventually become one of Rhode Island’s most beloved—and most mourned—amusement parks.In this episode of Tales, Trails and Taverns, Rob tells Joe the long and fascinating history of Rocky Point in Warwick, Rhode Island. From its early days as a seaside retreat to its transformation into a legendary amusement park, Rocky Point drew generations of visitors looking for a day of fun, food, rides, and memories along Narragansett Bay. But beneath the laughter, lights, and roller coasters, Rocky Point’s history has darker corners. As Rob explores the stories connected to the property, the conversation takes a turn toward tragedy, mystery, and a lingering question: could there have been more to some of Rocky Point’s history than accidents and unfortunate events?Join us as we look back at the rise and fall of a Rhode Island icon—and explore the darker stories and hints of foul play that may still linger around Rocky Point. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tales-trails-and-taverns-podcast--6437578/support . Thank you for listening to Tales, Trails and Taverns, where we explore haunted history, dark trails, forgotten legends, and the mysteries hiding in your own backyard. If you enjoyed this episode, please take a moment to rate and review the show—it helps more curious souls find us. Follow all our links— podcast platforms, books, website, social media, and more—right here : Have a ghost story, creepy location, or strange encounter you'd like us to cover? Email us or message us through Linktree—we’d love to hear from you. Until next time… Keep exploring. Keep questioning. And as always—stay spooky.

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  Episode #136

  Concord: The shot heard round the world

  Jun 22, 20261h 10m

  In this episode of Tales, Trails and Taverns, Rob takes Joe on a journey through the historic streets of Concord, Massachusetts, one of the most significant locations in American history. Together, they explore the events of April 19, 1775, when the first shots of the American Revolution were fired—an event immortalized as "The Shot Heard Round the World."But Concord's story doesn't end with muskets and minutemen. Beneath the town's revolutionary legacy lies a darker side filled with ghostly legends, haunted landmarks, and unexplained encounters. From eerie sightings along the Old North Bridge to mysterious happenings in centuries-old homes and graveyards, Rob uncovers the paranormal tales that continue to haunt this historic New England town. Join Joe and Rob as they blend history, mystery, and local folklore while exploring one of America's most iconic—and possibly haunted—destinations. Whether you're a history buff, a paranormal enthusiast, or simply love a good ghost story, this episode offers a fascinating look at where the past may never truly rest. Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and come along for another adventure through the haunted history of New England on Tales, Trails and Taverns. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tales-trails-and-taverns-podcast--6437578/support . Thank you for listening to Tales, Trails and Taverns, where we explore haunted history, dark trails, forgotten legends, and the mysteries hiding in your own backyard. If you enjoyed this episode, please take a moment to rate and review the show—it helps more curious souls find us. Follow all our links— podcast platforms, books, website, social media, and more—right here : Have a ghost story, creepy location, or strange encounter you'd like us to cover? Email us or message us through Linktree—we’d love to hear from you. Until next time… Keep exploring. Keep questioning. And as always—stay spooky.

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  Episode #135

  Portland Maine: a city forged in fire. (U.S.S. Portland in WWII)

  Jun 15, 202657 min

  In this episode of Tales, Trails and Taverns, Joe takes Rob deep into the rich and haunted history of Portland, Maine. From devastating fires that reshaped the city to the booming maritime era that gave Portland its unmistakable Victorian character, the guys explore how history still lingers in the cobblestone streets and old brick buildings of the waterfront district. Joe breaks down why Portland feels frozen in time, with its towering 19th-century architecture, narrow streets, and eerie atmosphere that makes it one of New England’s most unique cities. The conversation also dives into Portland’s connection to World War II through the legendary USS Portland, the heavy cruiser that survived some of the Pacific Theater’s most brutal battles, including Midway and Guadalcanal. Packed with history, maritime lore, wartime stories, and the unmistakable charm of coastal New England, this episode uncovers the layers of a city where the past is impossible to ignore. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tales-trails-and-taverns-podcast--6437578/support . Thank you for listening to Tales, Trails and Taverns, where we explore haunted history, dark trails, forgotten legends, and the mysteries hiding in your own backyard. If you enjoyed this episode, please take a moment to rate and review the show—it helps more curious souls find us. Follow all our links— podcast platforms, books, website, social media, and more—right here : Have a ghost story, creepy location, or strange encounter you'd like us to cover? Email us or message us through Linktree—we’d love to hear from you. Until next time… Keep exploring. Keep questioning. And as always—stay spooky.

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  Episode #134

  KG Micelli

  Jun 8, 202657 min

  Step into the eerie world of the paranormal with author and actress K.G. Miceli as she joins Tales, Trails and Taverns to discuss her chilling new book, Tales of Texas Road . From abandoned roads hidden deep in Ontario to terrifying firsthand encounters with the unexplained, this episode dives headfirst into the legends and ghost stories that inspired her latest work. K.G. shares how her fascination with the supernatural began in childhood and eventually led her to investigate some of the most haunted locations in Canada. One place stood out above the rest — the infamous Texas Road. Once a busy connector road, it has since become isolated and overgrown, earning a reputation for strange sightings, ghostly activity, and unsettling experiences. During the conversation, K.G. recounts spine-tingling encounters from her investigations, including mysterious footsteps in the darkness, stones thrown from unseen sources, and the unforgettable moment when her missing car keys were discovered hanging from a tree branch. These chilling events became the foundation for Tales of Texas Road, as part of her Haunted Tales series. We also explore the paranormal docuseries inspired by the book, now streaming on Bell Fibe TV 1 in Canada. The six-episode series combines eyewitness interviews, investigations, and dramatic reenactments that bring these terrifying stories to life. If you’re fascinated by haunted locations, paranormal investigations, local legends, and real ghost stories, this is an episode you won’t want to miss. K.G. Miceli homepage Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tales-trails-and-taverns-podcast--6437578/support . Thank you for listening to Tales, Trails and Taverns, where we explore haunted history, dark trails, forgotten legends, and the mysteries hiding in your own backyard. If you enjoyed this episode, please take a moment to rate and review the show—it helps more curious souls find us. Follow all our links— podcast platforms, books, website, social media, and more—right here : Have a ghost story, creepy location, or strange encounter you'd like us to cover? Email us or message us through Linktree—we’d love to hear from you. Until next time… Keep exploring. Keep questioning. And as always—stay spooky.

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