world’s largest wooden Bigfoot sculpture, a towering tribute to one of North America’s most famous legends. Carved entirely from wood, the massive sculpture celebrates folklore, craftsmanship, and the region’s deep connection to Bigfoot lore.

Standing several meters tall, the sculpture was created by skilled woodcarvers using large timber logs sourced from the surrounding forests. Every detail—from Bigfoot’s muscular form to its expressive facial features—was carefully carved to bring the mythical creature to life. The use of wood not only emphasizes traditional craftsmanship but also reflects the forested environment where Bigfoot stories originated.

The sculpture was installed as part of a cultural and tourism initiative to highlight Willow Creek’s longstanding association with Bigfoot sightings and research. Located near the Bigfoot Collection museum, the landmark has quickly become a popular stop for tourists, photographers, and folklore enthusiasts from around the world.

Local officials say the sculpture represents both imagination and heritage. “Bigfoot is part of our identity,” said a community representative. “This sculpture honors the legend while showcasing the incredible skill of our local artisans.”