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Bruja canyon |
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This canyon
has been thought haunted for hundreds of years. Bruja is
Spanish
for "witch," and the area can certainly be considered be
witched.
Photographs taken here often cannot be developed, and
unexplained
flickering lights are observed. In 1978, two hikers
encountered
the silent apparition of a Mexican man wearing a serape
and sombrero.
Both witnesses sensed a "dangerous but non-malevolent
power coming
from the man."
LOCATION
The park is in Brewster County in the southwestern
tip of Texas.
Follow
U.S. Highway 385 south ninety-eight miles from I-10 at
Fort Stockton.
Bruia Canyon cuts through Mesa de Anguilla, about a
day's hike
west ofTerlingua Abaja. Big Bend National Park, TX 79834.
Phone:
915-477-2251
