Tell me some Mohonk Mountain House ghost stories.

Yes, there is the story of the lady in white. She has been spotted by numerous guests over the years. It's not clear exactly who she was in life, but her apparition has become quite famous among those who visit Mohonk Mountain House.

One magic mountain ghost story could be about a hiker who got lost on the magic mountain. As night fell, he saw a strange, glowing figure in the distance. It seemed to float and made no sound. Terrified, he ran but felt as if the figure was following him, disappearing only when he finally found his way back to the trailhead.

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.

One common October Mountain ghost story could be about a lost hiker. In the mountains during October, the air gets cold and the nights are long. Legend has it that a hiker got lost years ago. His spirit now roams the trails at night, looking for a way out. People claim to have heard his desperate calls for help when they camp near the trails.

Another story involves the ghosts of horses. Supposedly, on moonlit nights, you can hear the sound of hooves pounding the ground as if a cavalry unit is still riding through. These horse spirits are thought to be those that perished during the battles at Kennesaw Mountain. It's a reminder of the full scale of the chaos and destruction that happened there, not just to the soldiers but also to the animals involved in the conflict.

There's a story of a lost bride on Lookout Mountain. Legend has it that a bride got lost on her wedding day while traveling through the mountain. Her spirit is said to still roam there, and some have reported seeing a figure in a white wedding dress in the misty areas of the mountain. It's a sad and spooky tale that has been passed down for generations.

There's a story of a spectral woman near Grandfather Mountain. Legend has it that she was a settler's wife who died in a tragic accident. People claim to see her on moonlit nights, standing on a cliff overlooking the valley. Some say she's looking for her lost love, and her cries can be heard faintly in the wind. She's often described as wearing a white dress and having a sad, pale face.

Another story involves strange noises in the attic of the Marshall House. It is believed that there are spirits up there. Some say it could be the spirits of servants who once worked in the house. The noises are often described as creaking footsteps and muffled voices, as if they are still going about their daily chores in the afterlife.