Step beneath the canopy and into the shadows of the Pacific Northwest, where the forest breathes, the silence listens, and the land remembers every story ever buried beneath its trees. In this extended 45-minute feature hosted by Bekah, Mini Pines goes deeper than ever into the region’s oldest folklore — from the silent zones where sound disappears, to the watchers who stand between the trees, to the mimic voices and whistlers that lure travelers off the path.
We explore the Still Ones of the old logging camps, the strange lights that drift through the forest at night, the spirits believed to guard the mountains, and the waters that hold their own dark memory. These aren’t campfire tales — they’re the warnings, beliefs, and lived experiences passed down for thousands of years by the people who survived this land long before any of us did.
Atmospheric, immersive, and rooted in real PNW history and legend, this is the lore that shaped the place where so many of our true-crime stories unfold.
Mini Pines: dark folklore, Northwest mysteries, and the thin places where the forest waits.
And remember… keep your eyes open, and your footsteps light — because in the pines, the truth never stays buried.
