Mystery Routes — Map the World's Strangest Places

An area of southwestern Vermont, centered on Glastenbury Mountain, within which a cluster of people went missing between 1945 and 1950, a string of disappearances later popularized by author Joseph A. Citro.

All three keepers of a remote Scottish lighthouse vanished without a trace in December 1900, leaving an unlit lamp, a stopped clock, and an official inquiry that pointed to a freak wave rather than anything stranger.

Cryptic tiles reading 'TOYNBEE IDEA...RESURRECT DEAD ON PLANET JUPITER' have been embedded in city streets since the 1980s. Investigators believe they've identified the reclusive likely creator, but he's never confirmed it himself.

A bipedal, wolf-like creature reported along a quiet rural road outside Elkhorn since the 1930s, with a cluster of sightings in the late 1980s and 1990s that drew national tabloid attention.

A remote desert region near Mapimí, Mexico, where a real 1970 U.S. missile crash helped fuel legends of radio failure, UFOs, strange magnetism, and desert anomalies.