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Deep in the woods of Chatham County, North Carolina, a mysterious barren circle has inspired stories for generations. Known as the Devil's Tramping Ground, legend claims that nothing will grow within the strange patch of earth because the Devil himself walks the circle at night, pacing endlessly as he plots his next evil deed.
In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we explore the history, folklore, and strange stories surrounding one of North Carolina's most infamous supernatural landmarks. From objects reportedly being moved from the circle overnight to theories about why the ground remains bare, we dig into the legends and possible explanations behind the Devil's Tramping Ground.
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