Garrowby Hill is a high hill situated in the Yorkshire Wolds, which are known for their folklore and legends. Among these is the eerie tale of the black dog of Garrowby Hill. This large, ghostly creature is reported to frequently appear on the road that crescents over the hill. The creature is described as a large, spectral canine with glowing eyes. In British folklore, black dogs are often regarded as omens of death, and the one haunting Garrowby Hill is no exception. Several accidents have been attributed to sightings of the dog. Drivers, distracted by the sudden appearance of the creature on the road, often swerve their vehicles, sometimes with fatal outcomes. Legend has it that the dog is a restless spirit, haunting the hill for reasons lost in time. Despite many reports, no one has been able to get a clear picture or evidence of the dog’s existence. Regardless, the tale of the Black Dog of Garrowby Hill continues to be a creepy fixture of local lore and a warning to travelers to be cautious while driving at night.