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The ancient forests of Washington, Oregon, and Northern California harbor something beyond the known. Beneath canopies of old-growth cedar and Douglas fir, in valleys choked with mist and silence, people have been reporting encounters with large, bipedal creatures for centuries. The Pacific Northwest remains the undisputed heartland of Sasquatch sightings — and the reports show no sign of slowing.
Long before European settlers arrived in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, the Syilx (Okanagan) people preserved a com...
Okanagan Lake in British Columbia's interior has generated hundreds of reported sightings of a large, serpentine creatur...
In July 1924, a group of gold prospectors working a claim near Mount St. Helens reported a harrowing nighttime assault b...
Albert Ostman, a Swedish-born Canadian prospector, claimed that in 1924 he was abducted by a Sasquatch while camping alo...
On a summer day in 1926, approximately thirty cars stopped along the shore of Okanagan Lake near the Okanagan Mission, s...
Long before the term 'Bigfoot' entered popular culture, the Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest had extensive tr...
In 1941, Jeannie Chapman of Ruby Creek, British Columbia experienced one of the most detailed early Sasquatch encounters...
In August 1958, Gerald 'Jerry' Crew, a bulldozer operator working on a road construction project in the remote Bluff Cre...
The modern legend of Bigfoot was born in the fall of 1958 in Humboldt County, California, when enormous humanoid footpri...
On October 20, 1967, Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin captured what remains the most famous and controversial piece of Big...
The Patterson-Gimlin film, shot on October 20, 1967 at Bluff Creek, California, has generated more scientific and popula...
In 1976, Peter Byrne of the Bigfoot Information Center and Exhibition in The Dalles, Oregon submitted fifteen hair sampl...
Since the early 2000s, organized searches for Ogopogo in Okanagan Lake have employed increasingly sophisticated technolo...
In September 2007, a hiker near Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia captured shaky video footage of what he claimed w...