Tell me some mountain horror stories.

There's a story of a group of treasure hunters on Superstition Mountain. They were looking for the fabled Lost Dutchman's Gold Mine. One by one, they started to experience strange hallucinations. They saw their dead relatives beckoning them into the deeper parts of the mountain. Some of them went crazy and ran off into the wilderness, never to be seen again.

Once, a mountain biker was riding alone in the mountains. He stopped to take a break near a stream. As he was drinking water, he heard a rustling. When he looked up, a large mountain lion was on the opposite bank of the stream, eyeing him. He knew he couldn't outrun it on his bike in such a confined area. So, he climbed up a nearby tree. The mountain lion paced around the base of the tree for what felt like hours. He was so frightened, thinking the lion might find a way to get to him. Eventually, the lion lost interest and left. It was a harrowing experience that he'll never forget.

I'm not familiar with this particular 'the tall mountain horror story'. But if we think about common elements in mountain horror stories, there might be a sense of isolation. People on the tall mountain are far from help. There could be a monster or some kind of malevolent force that preys on the fear of those who are alone on the mountain. It could also be that the mountain has some dark history, like a place where a massacre happened long ago, and now the spirits of the dead haunt the area.

I'm not sure which specific 'Crack in the Mountain Horror Story' you mean. There could be many horror stories with such a title or related theme. Maybe it's about something strange or terrifying emerging from a crack in the mountain, like a monster or an evil spirit.

One of the Brushy Mountain ghost stories is about a phantom miner. Legend has it that in the old mining days, a miner died in a tragic accident deep in the Brushy Mountain mines. People say that at night, you can hear the sound of his pickaxe echoing through the tunnels as if he's still hard at work. Another story involves a ghostly woman in white. She's often seen near an old abandoned cabin in the mountains. Some believe she was a settler's wife who died of a broken heart waiting for her husband to return from a long journey.

A superstition mountain ghost story involves a group of campers. They set up their camp on the mountain. In the middle of the night, they heard strange noises like scratching on the tent walls. When they peeked out, they saw a pair of glowing eyes. They thought it was a wild animal at first, but as the figure emerged, it looked like a human - like shape with a distorted face. They quickly packed up and left the mountain, believing it was a malevolent spirit.

One of the Stone Mountain ghost stories is about a spectral hiker. People claim to have seen a figure dressed in old - fashioned hiking gear late at night on the mountain trails. It seems to vanish when approached.

A group of friends were camping in the Smoky Mountains. One night, they all felt an eerie chill. Then, they noticed that their campfire started to burn with a strange blue flame. As they watched in horror, the flames seemed to form the shape of a large, menacing beast. They quickly put out the fire and huddled in their tents until morning, too scared to even look outside.

One interesting Mountain Man story is about a man who survived alone in the mountains for months. He built his own shelter using branches and leaves. He hunted for food and learned to make traps for small animals. His days were filled with the simple tasks of survival, like finding clean water sources and making a fire without matches.

One scary Appalachian Mountain story is about the Mothman. People in the area reported seeing a large, humanoid figure with wings. It was often seen before disasters, like the collapse of the Silver Bridge. Folks believed it was an omen of bad things to come, and its presence filled the mountains with an eerie sense of dread.