Tell me some Colorado Springs horror stories.

There was a story in Colorado where a group of hikers went missing. Search teams found their campsite in disarray. There were signs of a struggle, and some of their belongings were scattered everywhere. It was as if something had attacked them suddenly in the middle of the night. The mystery of what happened to them still haunts the area.

There's a story about a particular hiking trail in Colorado Springs. Hikers have reported feeling an eerie presence. They say that the air suddenly gets cold, and they hear whispers that seem to be coming from the trees. It might be related to an ancient Native American burial ground that's supposedly nearby, and the spirits are not happy with people disturbing their resting place.

There was a Colorado HOA where they had a very rigid policy on exterior paint colors. A homeowner decided to repaint their house in a color that they thought was similar to the approved palette but was slightly off. The HOA made them repaint it not just once, but three times until it was 'exactly right', costing the homeowner a lot of extra money.

There's a road in Colorado Springs where many car accidents have occurred over the years. Some believe it's not just bad driving or road conditions. There are tales of a ghostly figure that suddenly appears in the middle of the road, causing drivers to swerve and crash. Drivers who have survived these encounters describe a feeling of being watched before the figure showed up.

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There are stories of a phantom hitchhiker on certain Colorado roads. People claim to have picked up a young woman in white, only for her to disappear from the car as they pass a particular spot. It's a spooky tale that has been passed around for years.

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There's a Colorado miner ghost story about a group of miners who perished in a mine explosion. Their ghosts are said to be seen as a faint blue light moving through the mine shafts. It's thought that they are trying to communicate something, maybe warning of impending danger in the mine. Many who have visited the site of the old mine have reported an eerie feeling, as if they are being watched by these long - dead miners.

One of the famous Hotel Colorado ghost stories is about a young bride. It is said that she died on her wedding night in the hotel many years ago. Guests have reported seeing a figure in a white wedding dress roaming the halls where she was staying. Some claim to have felt a cold presence near the room she was in.

One well - known Colorado ghost story is about the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park. It's said to be haunted. Many guests have reported seeing strange apparitions, like the ghost of F. O. Stanley himself. Some claim to hear piano music when no one is playing the piano.