The Haunted Hills of the Seven Sisters is a stretch of road in Otoe County, Nebraska, near Nebraska City, known for the local legend of a father who hanged his seven daughters on trees along seven hills. Visitors report hearing screams and moans at night, seeing white gowns or lights, and experiencing car malfunctions like batteries draining or cars stopping abruptly. While no historical records support the story, the legend persists, with some calling it the most haunted road in America. The central story claims a father brutally murdered his seven daughters by hanging them on separate trees, each on one of the seven hills along the road. The road is a country road outside of Nebraska City, also known as Road L on official maps. People claim to hear the screams and moans of the sisters at night and see white gowns or fluttering lights. Visitors have reported that their cars stop working, batteries drain, or cars refuse to pass, which is attributed to the restless spirits of the sisters. There are no records of the alleged murders in local newspapers from the 1850s onwards.