Legends Of The National Parks: Acadia's White Walker

The Whitewalker is a chilling cryptid said to haunt the remote wilderness of Acadia National Park, Maine. Indigenous tribes have passed down stories of this terrifying creature since at least the 1800s, describing it as an incredibly tall, fur-covered being with long, matted white hair. Often mistaken for a tree in the darkness, the Whitewalker is most feared for its bloodcurdling shriek, which is believed to have the power to cause sudden death. This vintage-style illustration captures the eerie figure under a full moon, standing near a frozen lake, adding to its mysterious aura. A must-have for cryptid enthusiasts, folklore fans, and lovers of national park legends, this design embodies the thrill of the unknown.