Haunted ForestHaunted Forest at Panic PointHauntHaunted trailHaunted Forest was the biggest and most immersive attraction at Panic Point - the one worth coming back for year after year. It's an over half acre trail through the dark woods and up and down little hills. The path is marked with a guide rope, and there's regular non-costumed staff regularly along the way to keep you on course. Every so often there's a creepy house/vehicle/structure for you to walk through. The set design, actors, and creep factor in these scenes are top notch. A great variety of sets, themes, and things that go bump in the night await you. Lots of scary sounds, flashing lights, monsters jumping out at you, and scary stuff on the walls, ceilings, and floors of the spaces. I highly recommend this one. The line fills up fast and is long, so try not going on a weekend or going early and doing this attraction first.
Dark Trail: SwampHaunted Forest at Panic PointHauntHaunted trailWhile Dark Trail might be the "little sister" to Panic Point's behemoth Haunted Forest, it offers its own brand of thrills in a more manageable package. Don't expect a marathon of scares – Dark Trail is shorter and less intense, with fewer attractions scattered along the winding path. However, what it lacks in quantity, it makes up for in quality. This trail plunges you into the inky blackness of the woods, the only guide a thin rope and the occasional friendly face of a non-costumed staff member keeping you on track. But beware! The real scares lurk within the creepy houses, vehicles, and structures that punctuate the trail. The set design here is top-notch, meticulously crafted to heighten the atmosphere. A talented cast of actors combined with expertly placed sound effects, flashing lights, and strategically placed "monsters" will have you jumping at every rustle and shadow.
