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Physical traces Unidentified sound Chelan County Clear all
July 1985 Lake Chelan, Chelan County, Washington Class B #77373

Unidentified sound near Lake Chelan, Washington (1985)

Two hikers ascended from Lake Chelan toward Cub Lake on a sunny summer afternoon. After entering the lake basin they repeatedly heard large trees falling nearby about every two minutes and felt the ground thud, with about five falls on the way in and five more while leaving. They never saw any trees fall or anything unusual. Feeling unsafe, they turned back and descended to camp, interpreting the sounds as something trying to drive them away.

Unidentified soundTree break
April 25th Leavenworth, Chelan County, Washington Related account #69049

Tracks near Leavenworth, Washington

The deck near the hot tub was found scuffed with a fresh gouge and thin long claw-like marks, after the husband heard scuffling on the deck overnight.

TracksProperty disturbanceUnidentified sound
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