BRASHER — The forest came alive over the past couple of weekends in preparation for the  Annual Tri-Town Chamber Haunted Hayride in Brasher Falls.

Many volunteer ghosts and goblins helped with electrical installation, prop set-up, wagon maintenance and dirt work in the woods.

“The chamber is very excited this year that electrical outlets were added to the field, due to a commercial generator purchased by their fundraising efforts, skilled volunteers, and an electrical donation from Dow Electric,” said Ed Russell, Tri-Town Chamber of Commerce Vice President.

Among the decorating volunteers was 8 year old Makaya Barrett and her father, Josh, owner of Glow Party Trailer, who will set up all 6 nights of the hayride.

The Tri-Town Haunted Hayride will be held this year on September 27 & 28, October 4 & 5, and October 11 & 12 at 94 Leary Flint Rd, Brasher Falls.

Non-scary rides start at 5:30 p.m. until dusk, and scary rides start at dusk approximately 7:30 p.m.

“The decision to keep the low admission fee of $5 per person will allow all residents and surrounding community members to enjoy a low cost spooktacular event.” said Russell.

 The haunted hayride benefits the Tri-Town communities of Brasher, Stockholm and Lawrence.

For more information, contact Ed Russell, Chamber Vice President at 315-705-8965.