Trail of Terror

Opening September 26 - Reopening for 2026. Hours, dates, and admission may vary — check official site for current details. Last verified: 8/31/2026 In the heart of Central Valley, a terrifying legend emerged about the Harvester, a nightmarish entity birthed from a cursed embalming fluid made from pumpkins on the Aduro farm. This concoction, which revived the dead, also brought to life the most profound fears of those who consumed it, leading to the creation of the Harvester—a creature formed from the collective fears of the townspeople. Its mere presence instilled dread in anyone who saw it, forcing the once-vibrant community of Central Valley to become desolate and fearful. The Aduro family, desperate to remedy the situation, sought to create an elixir to counteract the Harvester's influence but only found temporary relief. As the years passed, Central Valley became a ghost of its former self, with the Harvester feeding on the residual fears of the dwindling populace. The cursed pumpkin patch stood as a dark reminder of the consequences of dabbling in the unknown. The chilling legend of the Harvester was cemented in Central Valley's history, emphasizing the perils of meddling with the arcane. Even as time progressed, whispers of eerie sounds from the abandoned Central Valley Pumpkin Distillery hinted that the horror may not yet be over.