Raven Road

The Raven Road is a path through the forests north of the town of Kingsport that leads to the Raven Hill cemetery.

Rumors
Digging at the local historical society brings up a fragment of information:
 * It's mentioned only as 'deep within Crow Hollow'; a forested area northeast of the town of Kingsport and adjacent to the property where the Abernathy estate sits.
 * There's also mention of "Following the Raven Road" in some of the more esoteric sources (yellow journals, grey papers,etc.)

Investigation
The Raven Road is actually the raised bed of an old, abandoned railroad track.
 * The first 'landmark' of the trip is that you should start driving on Old County Road 19 (The road that takes you north of the town into Crow Hollow Woods).
 * At some point you’ll cross over an abandoned railroad line that is often invisible in the warmer months due to foliage. Cars can be parked in the remains of an old building - possibly an old train station and from there you walk to follow the tracks.
 * After 15 minutes you see that the tracks have turned towards Three-Mile Hill, a ridge of hills that separate the valley of Kingsport from Crow Hollow forest.
 * About 30 minutes after you left the road you'll come across the abandoned rail tunnel that curves to the left through the hillside. The inside of the tunnel, near the entrance, is a sign that’s affixed to the wall that reads ‘Kingsport’ and points towards the town.