Creepiest Places on Earth: The Alaska Triangle

A Field Researcher's Descent into the Unknown

There's a stretch of wilderness in Alaska where people vanish—consistently, inexplicably, and without a trace.

They walk into fog that seems to breathe. They board planes that never arrive. They call for help—but no one hears them. Known as the Alaska Triangle, this remote swath of forest, mountain, and tundra is home to one of the highest missing persons rates in the world—and one of the strangest concentrations of unexplained phenomena ever recorded.

As a field researcher obsessed with wilderness mysteries, I've spent years investigating what lurks in these places the map barely holds together. In this book, I document the real stories: disappearances that defy logic, electromagnetic anomalies that erase communication, encounters with creatures that shouldn't exist, and trails that lead to nowhere. From historic cases of pilots vanishing in midair to eerie patterns of compass failure and voices that echo without a source—this is more than folklore. This is a pattern.

Some say it's the land itself pushing back. Others say it's something deeper—something watching.

Grounded in witness reports, declassified files, and boots-on-the-ground research, Creepiest Places on Earth: The Alaska Triangle is not about proving anything. It's about the people who disappeared, the questions that remain, and the creeping sense that something out there is waiting.

Enter the wilderness if you must. But don't expect it to let you leave the same.