In the dense forests at the base of Bald Eagle Mountain, there is a tale of a young woman named Eliza who met a tragic end in the 1700s. Eliza was said to be a beautiful and kind-hearted maiden who lived in a small village near the mountain. She was known for her herbal remedies and was sought after by the villagers for her healing abilities. One fateful day, Eliza was accused of witchcraft by a jealous rival and was sentenced to death by hanging. As she stood on the gallows with tears in her eyes, Eliza cursed the village and vowed to return from the afterlife to seek revenge. Legend has it that her spirit still roams the forests of Bald Eagle Mountain, haunting those who dare to trespass on her domain. Travelers have reported hearing eerie whispers in the wind and seeing a ghostly figure in a flowing white dress wandering among the trees. Some claim that Eliza’s ghost has been known to lead lost hikers to safety, while others believe she is a malevolent presence, luring unsuspecting victims to their doom. The legend of Eliza’s haunting has been passed down through generations, serving as a cautionary tale to those who dare to disrespect the spirits of the mountain.