Mont Bleu Room 416

According to Hotel staff, a ghostly spectre walks the 4th floor hallways late at night wailing for help in finding "Jerry" or possibly "Larry". No one knows who any of the these people are, but the hotel staff has taken to calling the spirit "jessica" due to her alleged resemblence to movie star Jessica Alba. The ghost seems very distraught and seems nearly hysterical and runs back and forth through the corridors often for several minutes in a semi transparent state. 

The Haunting seem to take place around room 416, which also may or may not have poltergeist activity. (There is a disagreement over this.The Spirit will not interact with observers and either fades into the shadows of the hallway or rounds a corner and disappears. 

Spooner Summit Specter

On the Tahoe Rim Trail just north of highway 50 near Spooner Summit, a ghostly figure has appeared to hikers and cyclists for years. The male specter, appearing in 19th-century clothing and sometimes wearing a brimmed hat, appears near the summit of the Tahoe Rim Trail on a rock outcropping about a mile more the highway.

The ghost never responds when addressed, and often fades out right in front of the startled eyes of the hikers. Although the specter has been seen in all seasons, is most often seen in the summer. Some paranormal investigators believe he may be a Basque sheepherder, although no one knows for sure.

Ghost of Elvis Presley at the Horizon

One of Tahoe's most famous Haunts is of The King himself, Elvis Presley who performed many times at South Lake Tahoe's Horizon Casino.

Elvis's voice has been heard in the hallways on the 7th floor and penthouse level as well as apparitions of his silhouette seen backstage at the main state.

So many staff at the Hotel have seen Elvis that no one feels uncomfortable or threatened by this obviously benevolent residual spirit.

Headless Fallen Leaf Lake Haunt

Local Residents of the area report a shadowly woman carrying her head underneath her arm can frequently be distinguished gazing at the water by Fallen Leaf Dam late at night.

Footage of this apparition has appeared famously on several TV shows, and been the subject of several magazine articles about repeating Paranormal activity.

Angora Lake Ghost

The ghost of a chain shackled woman in black has been spotted on numerous instances on the water's edge of Angora Lakes trying to grab something. According to what the folks who live here declare, this ghost is almost certainly the tormented ghost of a resident who used to live here in South Lake Tahoe.

The woman had been beaten and killed in the area by an unknown assailant, and her 2 children never seen again.

Anyway, it's a terrifying ghost that you shouldn't go seeking.

White Lady of Angora Creek

A glowing spirt of a cloaked woman with maggots crawling from her nostrils and mouth has often been seen tossing rocks into the flow at Angora Creek late at night.

Some believe she is the spirit of a syphilis infected prostitute from the 1890's.

Cave Rock

The Washoe Indians used to throw their deceased off Cave Rock. Rumor has it that large numbers of spirits have been known to appear as if they are performing a tribal ritual. It is also known that the Washoe used Cave Rock as very sacred area.
Source:TGH

Heavenly Tram Ghost

The glowing image of a 10 year old child in ski hat and googles is sometimes seen in the side window of the Ski Resort's Tram as it passes the Mid Mountain Transfer Tower.

When the Tram arrives at the Base Station, no one is found.
The specter is reportedly the ghost of Robbie Hall who fell to his death in 2005 after a door malfunction, or he opened it inadvertantly during.

Thunderbird Lodge

When a local news crew invited me to investigate Thunderbird Lodge I was thrilled. The Thunderbird Lodge is our state's answer to Whaley House and Winchester House. Once owned by reclusive millionaire George Whittell, the lodge is a must see for anyone interesed in history and ghosts. I felt that there was some spirit energy on the property and that most of the haunting activity occurs in the boathouse (see photo at left) and in the pool house.


The Thunderbird was George Whittell's pride and joy. But the sleek, wooden speed boat wouldn't fit in the boathouse, so he decided to convert it to an indoor pool and build a bigger boathouse. While working in the poolhouse, a laborer fell from a ladder and was killed. George Whittell ordered everything left just as it was and had the room sealed up.
There is a general feeling that there is activity in this particular area. While the news crew and I tried to record EVP we listened as water dripped in the room. My husband who was standing a few feet away remarked that the water dripping sounded almost like voices. The only discernable sounds I was able to record on this night were those of loud, rythmic knocking in the boathouse.
Source:HN