10 MOST Disturbing Alberta Horror Stories To Fall Asleep To

10 Terrifying Scary Stories from Alberta

There are things in the Canadian wilderness that do not want to be found. From the dark depths of the Fort McMurray Oil Sands to the secret bricked-up rooms of the Banff Springs Hotel, these are 10 terrifying horror stories coming out of Alberta.

In this compilation, we explore the dark side of the prairies and the mountains. You will hear about the creature that mimics voices in Jasper National Park, the disturbing secret behind the waves at West Edmonton Mall, and why you should never pick up a hitchhiker on Highway 63 in the dead of winter. These stories blend local folklore, industrial horror, and park ranger encounters into a collection that will make you think twice before visiting the Rockies.

If you enjoy Cryptid encounters, Park Ranger stories, or creepypastas about isolation, turn off the lights and get comfortable. It’s going to be a long night.



The Bitumen Man (The Oil Sands)
The Drumheller Echo (The Badlands)
The Mall After Midnight (West Edmonton Mall)
The Highway 63 Hitchhiker (Ice Road Trucking)
The Yellow Sea (Rural Isolation)
Room 873’s Neighbor (Banff Springs Hotel)
The Whistlers (Jasper National Park)
The Frank Slide Survivor (Crowsnest Pass)
The Calgary Stampede Mirror (Carnival Horror)
The Elk Island Fog (National Park Mystery)

Which story scared you the most? Have you ever experienced anything unexplainable in Alberta or the Canadian Rockies? Let me know in the comments below!

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DISCLAIMER: These stories are works of fiction intended for entertainment purposes. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.