Yes, there is a real suspension bridge in this haunted attraction. It's like something straight out of the movies. As you walk across the bridge, you can actually see the water flowing below. If that isn't bad enough, you also can feel the mist off of Blood Falls blowing onto your face; these two attractions are just that close to each other. Combine Blood Falls and the Psychotic Suspension Bridge, throw in the darkness and the dog, and you're in for a freaky ride.

Are you wondering about the dog? Well it should be no surprise to you that this haunted attraction is actually attracting spooks as well as people. This enormous white dog seems to wander the grounds outside the mill. His favorite place seems to be on the Psychotic Suspension Bridge. Guests during the Halloween season have seen him disappear off the bridge into the night, and have just dismissed it as a clever trick.

This dog however is not a smoke and mirror trick, he is real. (Real doesn't necessarily mean alive, in case you were wondering.) When he was first seen it was thought that he was a stray or someone's pet, but no one has laid claim to him yet. He has only been seen during the days that the mill is operating, other days in the year he doesn't appear to be around.

The first year of operation some unsuspecting guests actually claimed to have pet the white beast. I can't say whether that is true or not, but I will bet that he will be wandering about this year, too. As if hanging unprotected high above rushing water isn't enough to scare you already, you also have to worry about an appearance from a ghost hound. But if you like being scared, it's a good time.