
Show Notes
The deeper I go into Sentinel Ridge, the less I believe any of this is an accident.
A late-night hike to an isolated fire lookout answers a few of my questions... and raises far more.
There are disappearances no one can explain.
Official reports that don't match the evidence.
A veteran ranger who has spent years trying to uncover the truth.
And a growing suspicion that whatever lives in the northern section of Sentinel Ridge has been here far longer than anyone is willing to admit.
When an emergency call comes over the radio, I realize the nightmare isn't confined to old case files.
It's happening again.
Part 2 continues the chilling park ranger horror series set in the remote wilderness of Sentinel Ridge National Park, where every answer leads to an even darker question.
If you enjoy atmospheric horror, national park mysteries, slow-burn suspense, and stories that blur the line between the ordinary and the impossible, I think you'll enjoy this one.
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Story: The Sentinel Ridge Incident Written by: pentyworth223
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