All the others were in neighboring communities, manyonthe Long Trail in Woodford. anabundanceofsheep 6 yr. ago. To add to this,AuthorTyler Reschis one of those who thinks the area is widely exaggerated,and has created preposterous theoriescarried by inertia. After this look at the mysterious disappearances of Bennington Triangle and Glastenbury Mountain, have a look at some baffling mysteries thatll keep you up at night as well as some haunting unsolved murders. It wasnt. You have permission to edit this article. A $5,000 reward was even offered! The Bennington Triangle (Podcast Episode 2021) - IMDb The Bennington Triangle is an example of poor law enforcement coverage, not bigfoot or aliens or gateways to different dimensions. Glastenbury seems to yield aprolific Google search, but despite the hits, the information about the vanished community is vague at best, with much that seems to becopied and pasted from one website to the next. These occurences include terrifying voices allegedly showing up on dead-air radio, sightings of mysterious figures, unexplained navigation mishaps, and planes that mysteriously crashed. To all of my amazing fans and supporters, I am truly grateful and humbled by all of the support and donations through out the years that have kept Obscure Vermont up and running. Waller, John D., Lost in Glastenbury, Bennington Banner (VT) (Oct 4, 2008), The Bennington Triangle, The Cracker Barrel (Wilmington, VT) (Fall 2004), available at. Population: 0, A Day At The Races: The Old Green Mountain Racetrack (and Pownal Peculiarities). Afterpainstaking labor and expenses, the town opened up asvacation destination in the summer of 1897, and had a successful first season. In 1945, a five-year span of disappearances began in the Bennington Triangle with the vanishing of Middie Rivers. Welden was an 18-year-old student at Bennington College who decided to hike a leg of the Long Trail during Thanksgiving break when most of her peers had returned home for the holiday. Its a vast area, roughly 36 square miles of unbroken wilderness, with 12 peaks over 3,000 feet in elevation, the centerpiece being Glastenbury Mountain at 3,747 feet.