Tell me some Dripping Springs ghost stories.

There's a rumor about a spectral woman in white near an old well in Dripping Springs, NM. She's often seen at twilight, just standing there, looking sad. It's thought she might have met an untimely end there.

Some might be. Maybe there were real tragedies in Dripping Springs that over time got turned into ghost stories. For example, the story of the woman in the abandoned house could be based on a real death there, and as the story got passed around, it took on a spooky, supernatural element.

There are indeed ghost stories in Dripping Springs, NM. One popular one involves a stagecoach that is said to still travel the old roads at night. Legend has it that the stagecoach was involved in a robbery and the driver was killed. Now, on moonlit nights, some claim to see the spectral stagecoach rattling along, as if still on its fateful journey. Another story is about a cemetery where strange mists are often seen hovering over the graves, and people have reported feeling a cold hand on their shoulders when they visit after dark.

Another story involves a haunted house on the outskirts of Glenwood Springs. Locals say that strange lights can be seen in the windows at night and that there are cold spots inside the house. People think that something tragic might have happened there in the past, and the spirits of those involved are still present.

One famous Eureka Springs ghost story is about the Crescent Hotel. It's said that a patient named Michael died there. His spirit is often reported to be seen wandering the halls. People claim to feel cold spots and hear strange noises in the areas where he used to be.

Well, there are stories of strange noises at Arlington Hot Springs that are attributed to ghosts. Some visitors have reported hearing unexplained moans and whispers as if the spirits of those who once frequented the place are still there. It could be that the history and the seclusion of the area contribute to these spooky tales.

In the Arlington Hot Springs ghost stories, there is a tale of a miner who once worked in the area. He died in an accident near the hot springs. Locals say that on certain foggy nights, you can see his figure trudging towards the springs. He might be drawn to the place because it was a source of comfort for him when he was alive. The apparition is often described as having a lantern in his hand, and his footsteps seem to make no sound on the ground.

One lava hot springs ghost story is about a phantom figure seen near the springs at midnight. People say it's the spirit of an old miner who died in the area long ago. He's often described as wearing old - fashioned mining gear and just standing there, watching. Some claim they've felt a sudden cold chill when he appears.

One common Indian hot springs ghost story is about a spirit of a Native American maiden. Legend has it that she was in love with a warrior from another tribe. When they were caught together at the hot springs, he was killed, and she drowned herself in the springs. People claim to see her figure near the waters on moonlit nights, her long hair flowing as she mourns her lost love.

One of the well - known ghost stories at Fairmont Banff Springs is about the bride who died on her wedding day. Legend has it that she was walking down the grand staircase when she tripped and fell, breaking her neck. Guests and staff have reported seeing a figure in a wedding dress gliding across the lobby near the staircase.