WereWoofs

The Tuscarora State Forest spans across the Appalachian Mountains in Pennsylvania. Under the Conococheague Mountain, deep in the forest, is a forgotten train tunnel that collapsed as it was being built in the late 19th century. The crew explores the tunnel and looks to the unknown to find out why it failed. Come see what they see in real time, unscripted.

The Tuscarora State Forest spans across the Appalachian Mountains in Pennsylvania. On the side of the Conococheague Mountain, deep in the forest, is plack memorializing the crash of Air Force flight number 51-8026 in 1956 . The crew explores the crash site to see if they can discover anything the official investigators missed. Come see what they see in real time, unscripted.

When Pennsylvania was first settled, near modern day Blaine, in a valley called Henry's Valley, the town of Pandemonium was founded. Legend has it that the settlers were a diverse group and couldn't settle on a name, pandemonium erupted, and that became the town name. Today all that is left are ruins and a little cemetery. Will the WereWoof crew discover an alternate reason for the town name?

Explore history and the paranormal as the Werewoofs crew goes into the mountains of Maryland, along the historic C&O Canal, an early 19th century canal first surveyed by George Washington. The Stickpile Tunnel is an old railroad tunnel closed in the 1970s. It gets it's nickname from a murder victim hidden in a pile of sticks in the tunnel. The crew is joined by local guide/historian Andy