Cryptid Travel Guides
America is full of places where the map says one thing and the locals say another — towns built on sightings, statues, museums, and gift shops dedicated to things that officially don't exist. This series is our field guide to them: the cryptid destinations worth the drive, what to see when you get there, and the patch to sew on your jacket when you leave.
New guides publish regularly. Start with the flagship:
Destinations
- Point Pleasant, West Virginia — Mothman country: the statue, the museum, the TNT area
- Area 51, Nevada — coming soon
- Bluff Creek, California — coming soon
- Boggy Creek, Arkansas — coming soon
- Churubusco, Indiana — coming soon
- Dover, Massachusetts — coming soon
- Enfield, Illinois — coming soon
- Flatwoods, West Virginia — coming soon
- Fresno, California — coming soon
- Hopkinsville, Kentucky — coming soon
- Kecksburg, Pennsylvania — coming soon
- Lake Champlain, Vermont — coming soon
- Loch Ness, Scotland — coming soon
- Loveland, Ohio — coming soon
- Pine Barrens, New Jersey — coming soon
- Pine Bush, New York — coming soon
- Pope Lick, Kentucky — coming soon
- Rhinelander, Wisconsin — coming soon
- Roswell, New Mexico — coming soon
- Scape Ore Swamp, South Carolina — coming soon
- Skinwalker Ranch, Utah — coming soon
- Van Meter, Iowa — coming soon
Collecting them all? Every destination has a matching souvenir — browse the travel patches, travel stickers, and travel posters, built for jackets, backpacks, laptops, and walls.