Hobbs Hollow

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Hobbs Hollow, Layton, UT
City
Layton
State / Province
Utah
Country
United States
Coordinates
41.10177, -111.91909

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The Haunting

Hobbs Hollow is a reportedly haunted outdoor haunting site in Layton, Utah. Reports tied to the site usually focus on disembodied voices, screams, or footsteps and roadside encounters and vanishing figures.

Reported account from HauntTracker: In Layton near the highway 89 turn off going to Ogden there is a secluded neighborhood, there is a hidden trail that leads to a very large hollow, on one side is a small forest area and on the other is a fairly big lake.

it seems like a great find for a good summer swim, but in the late 70's the undertow from the water began to mysteriously get violent on rare nights, many people went there drunk and went for a swim and swing off the rope swings, unfortunately many people began to disappear. lots of unsolved cases were linked to that lake, if you go there at night you can hear screams and people calling for help, and you can also see weird things in the reflection of the water.

If visiting, treat it as an active public or historic place and follow posted rules.

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HauntTracker's public listing describes: In Layton near the highway 89 turn off going to Ogden there is a secluded neighborhood, there is a hidden trail that leads to a very large hollow, on one side is a small forest area and on the other is a fairly big lake.

it seems like a great find for a good summer swim, but in the late 70's the undertow from the water began to mysteriously get violent on rare nights, many people went there drunk and went for a swim and swing off the rope swings, unfortunately many people began to disappear. lots of unsolved cases were linked to that lake, if you go there at night you can hear screams and people calling for help, and you can also see weird things in the reflection of the water.