Mysteries at the National Parks

Season 1

From Egyptian encounters in the Grand Canyon to Chupacabra sightings in a Puerto Rican Rainforest, join us as we take you on a journey to explore the greatest mysteries of America's national parks.

Where to Watch Mysteries at the National Parks • Season 1

8 Episodes

  • Nazi UFO's
    E1
    Nazi UFO'sA secret underground Nazi base may be the reason for UFO sightings inMontana's Glacier National Park. It may also be the final hideout for Adolf Hitler himself.
  • Haunted Battleground
    E2
    Haunted BattlegroundGhost sightings, a secret government time travel experiment and Native American battles suggest that Pennsylvania's Gettysburg National Military Park is a place of unusual and mysterious power.
  • Chupacabra Island
    E3
    Chupacabra IslandThe fabled Chupacabra in Puerto Rico's El Yunque National Forest may be linked to UFO sightings and a secret US government research facility in the area.
  • The Land of the Lost
    E4
    The Land of the LostUnexplained disappearances, a mysterious death and a Karuk Indian legend may be linked to a race of superhumans in California's Mount Shasta National Forest.
  • Ape Man and Aliens
    E5
    Ape Man and AliensA bigfoot-like creature and UFO sightings suggest that California's Joshua Tree National Park may be ground zero for alien genetic experiments.
  • Firestarter
    E6
    FirestarterBlack magic, mysterious deaths and violent fireballs haunt Hawaii's Volcanoes National Park. Many believe this is the work of Pele, the fire goddess.
  • Portal to the Underworld
    E7
    Portal to the UnderworldGhosts of a bizarre plane crash and a mysterious underground city point to powerful forces at work inside the Grand Canyon National Park.
  • Flight to Hell
    E8
    Flight to HellA tragic plane crash, shocking murders and mysterious python infestation suggest a dark, evil power at the heart of Florida's Everglades National Park.

 

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