In July and November of 2001, I had the opportunity to visit Seneca Creek State Park, where much of the movie The Blair Witch Project was filmed.  I am a big fan of the movie, so I enjoyed finding and seeing these familiar places.

This is the shack that appears early in the movie. (The shot above is from the same perspective as it is seen in the movie; the shot below is from further ahead, a point of view not shown in the movie.)

By the way, if you go to see this shack, I would strongly recommend not trying to enter, because it is surrounded by rusty barbed wire, and is probably on private land.  Also, it is obviously far too small to be the house at the end of the movie.

This is a picture of the rocks where the scene with the two fishermen was filmed; the bridge in the background is briefly visible in the movie.

Finally, here is Coffin Rock, shot from the opposite side of the stream.  The black vertical rock face behind the rock is the one behind Heather when she tells the story of the rock.

Here are some more Blair Witch-related links, for your pleasure:
--Burkittsville.com
--www.Burkittsville.org (a rebuttal from some local residents--very funny)
--Official Haxan Films web page
--The movie's listing on the Internet movie database (or IMDB)

This page was last revised on January 24, 2003.