dude i live like 5 min from there and all that people say is true you can really hear the baby cryin and my aunt wnet across the bridge one night and the car just shut off and would not crank for a while finally she got it cranked and got out of there as quickly as she could. but if your brave go check it out but be careful on a friday night around 11:45pm a man at the plantation will chase you and try to get into your vehicle.

i need to know if this is real. and the directions to the bridge. please?

Angela, I have been to Cryaby Bridge outside of Lawton, Oklahoma. We used to go during my Sr. Year (1990). I can’t actually say that I heard or saw anything paranormal, but it didn’t change the fact that the place was downright spooky. It was all old, crikkety, rusted, tucked away in some thick trees and weeds and we convinced ourselves that our car was gonna fall through when we drove over it. Obviously, it never happened but that didn’t change the fact that we were all freiked out everytime we went out there. No matter how much a chick liked you (or not) they would always cling toghtly to the closest dude when we went out there, so it was always a good time. Great memories.

i’m pretty sure that there is only one Cry Baby Bridge to go with this story and the chances of this exact incident happening somewhere else on a bridge is really really slim. though, i really do enjoy the story and if i lived near there, i would probably take my boyfriend to scare the **** out of him, but sadly i don’t. as for the people who don’t seem to comprehend the baby powder thing: when you spread baby powder on the hood, bumper, etc. of the car, it will show that someone has touched it because it will show the shape of what did through the baby powder. if a baby hand touches that area, you will a shape that should look like a baby’s hand print. try with your own hand, if you want to see for yourself. spread baby powder and then put your hand on it, pull your hand away and you should see the shape of your hand within the baby powder.

hey guys. i live on live on kali oka road.. i have never been to the plantation but i have been to the bridge during the day and nothing happened.. i want to go to the plantation though! to David and all the others who needs directions to how to get there.. if you are on the interstate heading to gulf shores then take the 158 exit and take a right then get onto kali oka road and you will come to a L-shaped curve then another curve then the bridge.. take the first road on the right and there is two houses next to each other.. the one on the left is the plantation i think..

The story I heard of cry baby hollow is you can drive on the bridge and with your headlights on get out of the car place a candy bar in front of your headlights get back in your car turn the headlights off then turn them back on and a bite of the candy bar will be gone.

This info is wrong, first Deadmans curve is on a interstate in Birmingham and second I live 5 min from crybaby bridge and its not in Saraland, it is in Leeds, Al right off of Morrow rd. i’ve been on crybaby bridge and experienced the haunting….

We went to the one in edgefield sc about a week ago and my friend uploaded the pictures to his facebook and there are orbs in every single picture. Also, you can actually hear a babys cry. It is very real. This place here has been known for devil worshipers and there is animal blood on the floor of the old church and a painting of some creature in blood. It reeks of something dead. Just driving up the dirt road gave us the creeps because you could just sense death and evil

I have lived next to Cry Baby Bridge and the old Kali Oka Plantation for 32 years please email me for any questions you may have. I even have some photos posted my myspace while being there at night…. Cre0420@yahoo.com

Hello. I drove across the bridge as a stop going to Florida and technically flew across it going 5 MPH. I saw an orb when I took a picture of how far my wheels were off the ground. I also heard crying from below.

My husband and I were just talking about Kali Oka Road, and how oru daughter loves to go down there, I.ve been in the daytime, and don’t like it at all.I’ve never sean or heard anything, tooscared to get out of the car,but just the “feeling” of the place, a place I would not want to go down at night and to break down in a car. I live about 20 miles from this place all my life, and been there 2 times, one by accident, the other with someone else driving, and that;s it! Not a “good feeling”kinda place.

I have been to this place before, really interesting. but I think it is an old pump or something making the sounds. Haven’t been to the plantation though.

We have herd of the ghost of Kali-Oka Road up here in Nebraska There’s a guy that wrote a song called “The Ghost of Kali-oka Road” his name is L.J. Henry. I got the CD up here but he is from Mobile when he was a kid or something. It is a weird CD in a good way. The CD is Geronimo-songs of glorified dispair. On the CD it spelled like that.

does anyone know how to get to the grave yard?? I went to the bridge today and also took the dirt road to the plantation house (they have done a great fixing it up by the way) but I couldn’t find a grave yard.

I was at Cry baby Bridge one night my dad told me to get out and put baby powder on the car. Once i got out and shut the door he drove off i droped the baby powder on the bridge and started to try and run but it felt like i couldnt move like something was holding me back. Horrified i look down and saw footprints small prints at about the same time i heard a baby crying. When me dad came back on the bridge he said he heard nor seen anything.So just a heads up DON’T GO!!!!

I took my teenagers out there recently and told them the story that was told to me when I was young,that the woman threw her baby off the bring and then jumped to her death.All the years I have been out there I’ve heard alot off things that I wan’t sure about but this time it freaked me out.As soon as I pulled on the bridge I rolled my window down only to hear a woman’s scream sounding like she was falling.After leaving a few minutes we came back and stopped on the bridge only to hear the baby the next time.My children refuse to go back to the bridge or the plantation

omg my aunt lives in saraland and 10 blocks down that street im not lying people!

I have been several times but never heard anything. There are actually 2 bridges within 1/4 mile of each other. i have been under both several times at night and have not experienced anything. one night a couple of buddies and myself followed the creek down about 100 yards and the only thing we stumbled upon was a blue orb in a picture that was above my head.

One, lonely, Saturday night around ten o’clock, my husband and I had nothing to do. He had been talking about this “Crybaby Bridge” all week at his job, and came home telling me these tall tells about this place. I said let’s get on the internet and see what we can find out about “Crybaby Bridge!” He was up for it, so we hit the internet and found a place just outside of Saraland off Kalioka Road with a map from mapquest labeled “Crybaby Bridge!” All right, we were on our way out there, as I was reading the history that we got off the internet about the place, and to say the least, I was a little bit scared! My husband didn’t seem addled. As we were approaching the bridge, we rolled our windows down and turned off everything in the car, so if the baby cried while we were crossing the bridge, we wouldn’t miss it. We parked the car at the end of “Crybaby Bridge” and got out, and to our dismay could hear no creek running below the bridge! But there was this deafening silence that tortured me to death. Also, the darkness was so black, you could hardly see your hands in front of your face! You could not even see your feet! We stood up on the ledge of the bridge to get off of the road, and that was not much to stand on. The silence was so eerie!!!!!!!! You could not hear a leaf rustling, crickets, or any other form of nature moving out there. I was getting more and more scared by the moment, just from the history of the place, its darkness, and longing silence! Then all of a sudden, we heard this noise. It was hard to figure out at first, because it seemed off in a distance, but as the sound drew nearer, we realized that a vehicle was approaching the bridge. It was on top of us, before we knew it. We hurriedly jumped up on the 4″ ledge of the bridge and almost got hit by the SUV that sped by us!!!!!!!! There was nothing to hold on to, because it was not your conventional bridge. The top of the bridge hit around your calves, and half of your feet were hanging off of the ledge. This speeding SUV had no idea that we were on the bridge, nor how close they came to knocking us off of the bridge. That was enough for me. I had been thoroughly scared just by standing on “Crybaby Bridge” with a hoaring vehicle almost mowing us over the side of the bridge. That’s all that I needed to see for the night, feel for the night, and experience on “Crybaby Bridge!” My heart actually skipped two or three beats, so I feel like I got my hypes worth!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Horrified in Semmes

I grew up in that area. The story about the fatal accident is the one that the local will tell. The others, I have never heard. I went around that curve and over the bridge many times as a teenager and many times alone at night for I had friends that lived in the area. I never saw anything. I did loose a beloved friend on the sharp curve and there were many fatal accidents even 20 years ago when I lived in the area.