Aerial survey view of Bristol Haunted HollowAerial survey · USDA NAIP · public domain
Outdoor / Natural Site

Bristol Haunted Hollow

A mysterious road where space and time distort

Chinqapin, TN

Wheelchair Accessible

Research updated April 2026

Age

All Ages

Cost

Free

Free

Access

Wheelchair OK

Rural road

Equipment

Photos OK

Sensed presence

Witnesses report that driving Haunted Hollow produces unusual effects on consciousness and perception. Time and space coordination become confused, creating disorientation. A persistent sensation of being observed creates psychological unease.

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Drive-By

Haunted Hollow Drive

Drive Haunted Hollow road to experience the reported space-time distortion and sensed presence phenomena.

Duration:
30 min
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bristol Haunted Hollow family-friendly?
Suitable for families interested in paranormal phenomena. Overall family fit: High.
How much does it cost to visit Bristol Haunted Hollow?
Free This location is free to visit.
Do I need to book in advance?
No advance booking is required, but checking availability is recommended.
Is Bristol Haunted Hollow wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Bristol Haunted Hollow is wheelchair accessible. Terrain: Rural road.