Jan 23, 2021 · Northwest of Rockford this rickety old metal footbridge crosses the Rogue River and has been dubbed as Hell’s Bridge. Urban legend has it that this is the spot where a man killed several children you can hear their screams at night and see their faces in …

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Hell’s bridge is a popular urban legend around West Michigan and is the story of the “demon-possessed child killer,” Elias Friske. The small, metal bridge can be found in Algoma Township, crossing what many say is the Rogue River, but is actually Cedar Creek.

Oct 31, 2024 · Hell's Bridge, sometimes called Devil's Bridge, has been one of Michigan's scariest places to visit after midnight. Here's a look at this location in Rockford...

May 23, 2018 · It’ll take a quick hike to get to this creepy walking bridge tucked into the Michigan forest, but Hell's Bridge is sure to scare the crap out of you.

Aug 20, 2018 · I've been to Hell's Bridge...in the middle of the night... and yes, it's creepy. This little metal footbridge is hidden away within Michigan woods, crossing over the Rogue River near Rockford.

Sep 12, 2017 · Interested in grabbing a couple friends and checking out Hell's Bridge as the sun goes down? It's surprisingly easy to find. Grab your rope and head North on US 131 from Kalamazoo.

Oct 1, 2023 · Discover Michigan's creepiest urban legend: Elias Friske and Hell's Bridge. 1800s horror unfolds as he leads children to their death. Can you brave the cries?

Sep 16, 2020 · Hell’s Bridge is an infamous little metal footbridge in the middle of the woods that crosses over Cedar Creek (that feeds into the Rogue River) in Algoma Township, near Rockford. Some records suggest that the original bridge was stone but it crumbled into the water and was replaced by a metal structure.

Jun 8, 2021 · In the northwestern part of Kent County, Michigan, and still just a little northwest of Rockford, lays a footbridge that crosses over Cedar Creek, a tributary of the Rouge River, which claims to be one of the most haunted bridges in the United States.