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The Scary Mt. Rubidoux
Submitted by Ghostpainter on Sun, 09/20/2009 - 4:13pm
Adjacent to the haunted Riverside Cemetery is Mount Rubidoux.. This place was weird when I was a kid and it has not changed. The locals say that at night, you can see ghosts walking across the top of the hills. While you're there, you will probably see tiny picture in the rocks of Mt. Rubidoux, which is of Jesus Christ.
Mount Rubidoux has changed in design a lot since I first saw it with my mom and dad back in the late 50's.. The western slopes were once heavily treed.. All of the trees died off and then the little picture of Jesus on the rock changed.. Now is that spooky or what?
Re: The Scary Mt. Rubidoux
the devil lives in me.... I LOVE IT ....
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I am a life long resident of Riverside and often ride Mt. Rubidoux late at night. Always strange shadows as well as the common small rocks falling into the trail in front of me as I make my way up the hill. The folklore goes the rocks are thrown by small troll type people to ward off visitors at night. The most unsettling thing I had ever witnessed there was when I rode up on on a full moon midnight mass of at least 300 people complete with A man preaching to the crowd at the very top sandy area at the giant steps.
Ghosts on Mt. Rubidoux
BS my ass ive been there three times and have never experianced anything myself,but one night my in-laws decided to go walk the mountain,while there they were taking some pics of each other and then left.they returned home later that night and the next morning i was scanning through the pics and noticed alot of orbs ok big deal but the next pic was shocking and crazy it was a pic of my mother n law standing and right next to her there were two people sitting next to her and they were transparent or see through one was an over weight male wearing a t-shirt and u can even see a design on his shirt,the other was a female with her legs bended and it appears shes trying to scare people by removing her face and you can see her skeletal face,dont believe me?well if only u new me i can show u the pic and i would love to show it to a paranormal team to see what they think.
Re: Ghosts on Mt. Rubidoux
Mt. Rubidoux ..... is my friend, I have walked, jogged, biked up every way you can (even most of the dirt trails). The Luiseno Indians called it "Pachappa" and was considered sacred ground to them. Millionaire Frank A. Miller (also owned the Mission Inn until the 1920'2) is responsible for it's development, including the "Peace Tower" Part Castle/bridge/dungeon built around 1925, his decendants later donated the land to Riverside .... who made it into a very cool park.
There are lot's of stories about pagan rituals, devil worship ... even human sacrifice .... FROM THE PAST, all happening at the peak .. one rock is still called the sacrificial rock.
The park has been know for ghostly apperitions from time to time, but mostly for the shadow figures, seen mostly around the peak (by the rock). there is a group of local folk who give their time to clean, repair, and patrol the mountain .... many have seen the shadow figures .. a few have seen, after dark, around the Tower, what look like one or two people strolling the path ... and then they just vanish. I know several of these people, and trust them ... not just a ghost story
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My husband and I would be very interested in getting together and meeting others who investigate paranormal happening. I've been dealing with things my whole life. Would be interesting to get a different take on what others think.
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my daughter and I can be found at "The Animal Crew Photography" page in facebook. We have recently started to investigate paranormal activity.
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You can post your experiences here by clicking "submit new story". There are a few paranormal groups that monitor this website, including a group that I belong to.
Re: Ghosts on Mt. Rubidoux
I am a member of a paranormal team. You can post that photo here or email it to me at : iedude@insideTheIE.com
Re: The Scary Mt. Rubidoux
This is all bs I live in the mountain
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O_o You live IN the mountain? I read that correctly? Lol
Re: Haunted Mt. Rubidoux
I went to Mount Rubidoux yesterday. The mountain is strange, geologically speaking, but that's about it. And, the "tiny picture" of Jesus isn't really a tiny picture that "appears to be Jesus Christ" it IS a stone portrait about a foot or two high, of Jesus. It is part of what looks like a (fake) tomb that is built at the north-base of the mountain, just across from the Dog Park.
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Lived in MoVal for almost 9 yrs now and go to the Riverside Cemetery on occasion, But have never managed to make it to Mt.Rubidoux. Maybe it's cause I don't think I'll make it to the top and end up at the hospital trying..lol
But I would really be interested in checking this out.
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wow for real and i live right next to mt.rubidoux im
gonna have to see this someday :]
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hmmm.. I don't know, I have been there and I don't see anything. exactly how late at night?
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around 3am... I use to live down the street..and would always hear little kids playin or cryin, especially in the rain. I lived on Wallace St in Rubidoux.
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