​Ghost Trees is a coastal area located adjacent to the 18th hole at Pebble Beach Golf Links in Pebble Beach, CA. Considered among the most dangerous surfing waves in the world, the location is known for 60-foot waves, strong currents, and white sharks.  

According to local legend, a "Lady in Lace" appears near one of the lone remaining Monterey Cypress trees and is said to startle motorists along the famed 17-Mile Drive. Many believe that the spirit "is responsible for several accidents along the road".

Ghost Trees is accessible by vehicle after paying an entry free at any of the Pebble Beach Corporation entry kiosks. 

Address: 17 Mile Drive. Pebble Beach, CA.
Source: California's Haunted Central Coast, Ybarra, (2017).

Manoa Falls Trail is a popular hiking trail located in Honolulu, Hawaii. The route offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the lush tropical vegetation of Manoa Valley and enjoy the beauty of the waterfall. 

According to Hawaiian folklore, the trail is often visited by nightmarchers. These ghostly warriors are said to belong to ancient Hawaiian chiefs and their presence in the rainforest is believed to be an omen of death.

Nightmarchers are accompanied by the sound of conch shells and the beating of war drums. The spirits typically trudge in procession to commemorate the dead and ensure safe passage to the afterlife. 

Sightings of nightmarchers are so frequent that Manoa Falls Trail has gained reputation as "one of the most noted ghost localities of the islands". The trail is open daily to brave explorers who wish to traverse the 833 foot elevation gain in search of a chance encounter with the afterlife.

Address: Na Ala Hele, Honolulu, HI.
Source: Hawaiian Legends of Ghosts & Ghost-Gods, Westervelt, (1916).