GHOST ATLAS LOCATION

Rogers Pass

Glacier National Park, British Columbia, Canada

Trans-Canada Hwy, BC

Haunting Rating★★★★✓ Verified entry

THE STORY

Reported Haunting

While Rogers Pass in British Columbia is historically infamous for the tragic 1910 avalanche that claimed 62 lives, it does not have any documented or popular ghost stories attached to its name. Travelers and truckers driving the pass at night frequently report a "creepy" vibe solely due to the pitch-black, isolating wilderness and blinding highway headlights, rather than paranormal encounters.

Mountain pass associated with railway tragedies, avalanche deaths, and reports of ghostly sightings.

Explore responsibly. A location appearing in Ghost Atlas does not grant permission to enter private, restricted, abandoned, or closed property. Paranormal accounts are presented as reported experiences, folklore, or legend unless otherwise documented.