Welocome to Haunted anacortes!

Fog rolls in off the water. The marina creaks in the dark. And somewhere along the forested trails of Anacortes… something is watching.

In this chilling coastal tale, we follow a young girl who discovers that the quiet island town she calls home may be hiding more than just tide pools and towering evergreens. From shadowy figures near the old docks to whispers drifting through the trees, Haunted Anacortes brings Pacific Northwest mystery to life in a way that’s spooky but still perfect for brave young listeners.

Is it just the wind off the Salish Sea… or is the island holding onto secrets from long ago?

Turn down the lights, grab your blanket, and listen closely.

Because not every story stays buried in the fog.

👻 Have your own ghost story?
Email us at thetinytalesofterrors@gmail.com

Please write in your personal ghost stories to share on a future episode!

Thanks for listening to The Tiny Tales of Terror! If you liked this episode, make sure to follow the podcast so you don’t miss any spooky stories. And if you have a haunted story to share, email me at thetinytalesofterror@gmail.com

Until next time… keep your flashlight close!

The Tiny Tales of Terror is a spooky-fun podcast created by 9-year-old Alivia for kids, families, and brave listeners of all ages.

In each episode, Alivia explores haunted places across the United States. From ghost towns and abandoned buildings to mysterious forests and famous landmarks. With her flashlight in hand and her curiosity leading the way, she shares creepy stories, real history, and legendary hauntings in a fun, kid-friendly way.

Do you have a spooky story or know a haunted place?

Alivia would LOVE to hear from you! Send your stories to:
📧 thetinytalesofterror@gmail.com

Flashlights ready… the adventure begins! 👻✨

Thanks for listening to The Tiny Tales of Terror! If you liked this episode, make sure to follow the podcast so you don’t miss any spooky stories. And if you have a haunted story to share, email me at thetinytalesofterror@gmail.com

Until next time… keep your flashlight close!