Field Archives & Atmospheres
Where the cold stories begin
Explore the real coastal pinelands, frosted tide pools, and forgotten timber shelters that shape the mysteries inside the Winterhaunt manuscripts.

Field Dispatch #04
Penobscot Ridge, Maine
Foggy Pine Forests
The Whispering Balsams of Penobscot
Dense evergreen ridges where winter fog hangs low enough to muffle footsteps and amplify the creak of frozen branches.

Coastal Archive #12
Casmere Point, Maine
Icy Shorelines
Black Rock Tidepools and Salt Slush
Jagged volcanic rocks covered in translucent tidal rime, where the winter surf churns into an eerie slate-gray foam.

Harbor Legend #07
Kittery Sound, Maine
Old Coastal Lore
The Lantern Keeper's Lost Logbook
Tarnished brass navigation lanterns and hand-sketched harbor surveys dating back to the blizzard of 1888.

Timber Record #19
North Somerset Woods, Maine
Abandoned Winter Cabins
The Smokeless Chimney at Dead River
A solitary cedar-shingle shelter tucked behind cedar windbreaks, untouched by human footsteps since the first November freeze.

Field Dispatch #09
Cobscook Wilderness, Maine
Foggy Pine Forests
Frozen Cedar Bog Hollows
Sunken cedar glades where frost flowers bloom over frozen peat and silence settles like a thick woolen quilt.

Harbor Legend #15
Schoodic Peninsula, Maine
Old Coastal Lore
The Icebound Bellbuoy of Schoodic
A decommissioned iron harbor buoy encrusted in icicles, still ringing out when heavy gale-force gusts roll off the Atlantic.
Have a spooky coastal legend to share?
Winterhaunt gathers local winter stories, old harbor myths, and pine forest mysteries across Maine.
