Bodmin Moor is famous for its bleak beauty and paranormal legends, notably that of the ghost of Charlotte Dymond, a young servant girl murdered in 1844. Her apparition is said to haunt the moor near the River Fowey, and the man convicted of her murder, Matthew Weeks, is rumored to appear as a restless spirit. Numerous locals and visitors have reported sightings of a spectral woman in period dress and unexplained cold spots near Charlotte’s memorial stone, with accounts discussed in Cornish folklore collections, local news and ghost-hunting forums. Bodmin Moor is also famous for “The Beast of Bodmin,” a phantom big cat, keeping the area active in paranormal circles.