Explore the haunting legends at the Screaming Tunnel during this Halloween: What's new you need to know?

Picture this: This Halloween you’re standing in the middle of a pitch-dark tunnel, holding a single burning match. Suddenly, you hear it—a piercing scream that sends chills down your spine.

The match flickers out, but deep down, you know it wasn’t just the wind. You’re frozen, standing in the dark, realizing you’re not alone.

This is the terrifying experience you might encounter at Niagara Falls’ infamous Screaming Tunnel.

By day, it’s an unassuming limestone passageway, its walls covered in graffiti, moss, and algae. But as night falls, it transforms into a place straight from your worst nightmares.

The Screaming Tunnel: A Haunted History

Constructed in the early 1800s under the Grand Trunk Railroad, the 125-foot tunnel was originally built to drain water from nearby farmlands. Farmers used it to transport animals and goods, but today, it’s known for something much darker.