Patterson-Gimlin film, 1967 (widely documented)
On October 20, 1967, Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin shot the most famous strip of film in cryptid history here in the Bluff Creek country, a short clip of a tall, dark figure walking away and glancing back. Believers call it a Sasquatch, skeptics call it a costume, and after more than fifty years neither side has closed the case. The Klamath backcountry around Willow Creek has been the capital of Bigfoot lore ever since.
Bluff Creek, Six Rivers National Forest (Del Norte County)
See it on the map
Other places on the map within a couple of hours of here.
