Superstition Mountains
This mountainous area in south central Arizona didn't get its name for nothing. And white men weren't the first to note its bad vibrations; the Apache Indians called it the Devil's playground.
Among the reported strangeness are:
Among the reported strangeness are:
- An entry into a subterranean world. Those who claim to have penetrated the tunnel tell of the remains of ancient structures and a spiral staircase that leads down into the bowels of earth. Some say Reptilian humanoids have come out of these portals.
- Time and dimensional shifts. Mary Sutherland relates her weird experience of "apportaton" at Apache Junction.
- Spirit faces in the rocks.
- A legend that the mountains were once guarded by a race of pygmies.
- Location of the famous "Lost Dutchman" mine.
- Site of the Circlestone medicine wheel, 6,000 feet up in the mountains - "an artifact that could be as important as England's Stonehenge," according to some researchers.
- During the '50s, '60s and '70s, numerous UFOs were sighted around Flat Iron and Bluff Springs Mountain, which is adjacent to Circlestone. In 1973, two campers reported seeing a UFO land and then take off from the Circlestone area.
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