Exploring Cobb Mountain's Haunted Reputation and Sasquatch Mysteries

In a recent video posted on the YouTube channel Brown\_Dwarf, the channel's host takes us on a journey to Cobb Mountain, also known as Harvest Day, in Pasadena, California. The host shares stories of the area's haunted past, including the infamous Suicide Bridge and the abandoned Hospital, but it's the possibility of Sasquatch activity that really has their attention. The video begins with the host exploring a structure they had previously discovered in the area. Unfortunately, it seems that the structure is no longer standing. However, the host notes that there is a decorated stump nearby, which they were unable to document on their last visit due to poor service. As the host continues to explore the area, they mention that there have been old reports of Sasquatch sightings in the foothills of Altadena and Pasadena. They also mention a strange encounter with what they believe to be Sasquatch hair near a structure in Flint Ridge, which was recorded and posted online. One interesting bit of information that the host shares is about the gravity hills in the area. Gravity hills are locations where the surrounding landscape creates the optical illusion that water flows uphill. This phenomenon is caused by the way the horizon is aligned with the slope of the land, making it appear as though the water is flowing uphill. As the host continues to explore the area, they encourage viewers to watch the video and share their own experiences with Sasquatch sightings or other paranormal activity. They also mention that they will be doing a follow-up video on the gravity hills in the area. Overall, the video is a fascinating look into the haunted history of Pasadena, California and the possibility of Sasquatch activity in the area. The host's enthusiasm and passion for the subject make it an enjoyable watch, and the added information about gravity hills is a nice touch. If you're a Bigfoot believer or just interested in the paranormal, this video is definitely worth a watch.