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Known for its gems and its potatoes, Idaho is larger than all of New England put together yet has a population that is smaller than any New England state. With only about 19 people per square mile, it’s easy to see that Idahoans are used to long distances between their neighbors. Of course, wild and rugged is the way most of the state’s residents prefer things, especially since it takes an especially hardy person to make it in the wilderness of the Gem State.
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Despite its small living population, Idaho is still pretty popular with the dead. Ghosts are found everywhere from hotels to apartment buildings to a hospital to restaurants and a university dormitory. But the civilized places in Idaho aren’t the only haunted ones. An isolated mountain range is just as known for its cannibalistic dwarves as it is gold fields. Native spirits stalk one of the state’s most pristine lakes and long-dead military personnel haunt a state park.
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