Historic Maury Island Incident gets spotlight in new UFO Mysteries Trail

Auburn, WALocal News

The newly launched UFO Mysteries Trail offers a unique mobile adventure for those interested in the Maury Island Incident, one of America's earliest UFO sightings. Developed by Explore Seattle Southside, the trail comprises 11 stops that guide visitors through pivotal locations in the incident's history, including scenic spots in Seattle Southside, Maury Island, and Vashon Island. Participants will delve into the eerie account of Harold Dahl, who reported seeing six flying discs and experiencing strange encounters. Along the way, interactive installations and public art pieces enhance the experience, such as the "Atomic Mobius" sculpture and a mural dedicated to the incident. The trail not only provides historical insights but also invites a sense of adventure, making it suitable for all ages.

Visitors can earn prizes like a toy plushy after exploring several locations, adding to the interactive nature of the journey. The upcoming Men In Black Birthday Bash Festival in June 2025 promises to further engage the community in this intriguing narrative. Overall, the UFO Mysteries Trail combines history, art, and exploration, making it a must-visit for those interested in the unknown.

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