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Creatures people keep reporting and nobody has caught.
Felton, CA
A small roadside museum founded by longtime Bigfoot researcher Michael Rugg, holding footprint casts, local sighting reports, memorabilia and material relating to the Patterson-Gimlin film. Reported permanently closed — check before making the drive.
Willow Creek, CA
A standalone Bigfoot sculpture near Tonkin Park, one of several Sasquatch photo stops in the town that calls itself the Bigfoot Capital of the World. A roadside artwork rather than a staffed attraction.
Willow Creek, CA
A Bigfoot-themed roadside artwork in Willow Creek, California's self-proclaimed Bigfoot Country. A quick photo stop near the centre of town and the Willow Creek-China Flat Museum rather than a full attraction.
Happy Camp, CA
Happy Camp's large roadside Bigfoot figure marks the community's long-running embrace of Sasquatch folklore along the Bigfoot Scenic Byway.
Garberville, CA
This redwood-country roadside shop surrounds visitors with carved Bigfoot figures, local souvenirs and the visual culture that grew around Northern California Sasquatch lore.
Willow Creek, CA
An outdoor Bigfoot statue at the Community Commons, alongside the Willow Creek-China Flat Museum and the visitor information point. Another easy photo stop while working through the town's Bigfoot landmarks.
Orleans, CA
This remote Bluff Creek location is the reconstructed site of the 1967 Patterson-Gimlin film. Forest roads are rough and seasonal, so the pin is for prepared backcountry visitors rather than casual roadside traffic.
Willow Creek, CA
A seasonal local-history museum holding one of the area's most important Bigfoot collections: footprint casts, photographs, historical documents and material from researcher Bob Titmus. It sits a short distance from Bluff Creek, where the Patterson-Gimlin film was shot in 1967.
