Sasquatch Statue

The Sasquatch Statue is a representation of the legendary creature, also known as Bigfoot, which has been part of the local indigenous folklore for centuries.

Yes, guided folklore tours are available to learn more about the indigenous legends and stories surrounding the Sasquatch.

Yes, visitors are welcome to take photos with the Sasquatch Statue as a memorable keepsake of their visit.

Yes, there are gift shops in the area offering a variety of Sasquatch-themed souvenirs and memorabilia.

Harrison Hot Springs hosts occasional Sasquatch-themed events and festivals, celebrating the local folklore and culture.

Yes, the Sasquatch Statue area is accessible to individuals with disabilities, with designated parking and pathways.

The early morning and late afternoon offer beautiful light for photography and a tranquil atmosphere for visiting the Sasquatch Statue.

Yes, there is a visitor center nearby where visitors can find more information about Harrison Hot Springs and the Sasquatch Statue.

Occasionally, there are special events and activities related to the Sasquatch legend, such as storytelling sessions and cultural demonstrations.

Yes, there are hiking trails and nature walks in the surrounding area, offering opportunities to experience the natural beauty of Harrison Hot Springs.