Mount St. Helens Bigfoot Encounters: Eyewitness Accounts & Sasquatch Search

Have you ever heard of the eruption of Mount St. Helens in 1980? It was a catastrophic event that caused a lot of damage and displacement in the surrounding areas. But did you know that this disaster also led to an increase in Bigfoot sightings? According to a video posted on the YouTube channel Rocky Mountain Sasquatch, several years after the eruption, a group of friends went camping on the south side of the mountain. They had a terrifying encounter with multiple Bigfoot that were screaming, grunting, and growling louder than they could imagine. The creatures were so close that the witnesses could hear their breath and smell their odor. The witness, Kelly H, said that they had firearms with them and were prepared for an attack, but fortunately, they didn't have to use them. The Bigfoot eventually moved on, leaving the witnesses shaken and scared. Kelly H also mentioned that they had other encounters with Bigfoot in the area, but this one was the most threatening and aggressive. What's interesting is that Mount St. Helens is not the only volcano in the area with a history of Bigfoot sightings. Mount Adams, which is nearby, also has reports of the creature. A woman saw a Bigfoot moving lightning fast across the trail, and Kelly H mentioned a similar encounter. The video also mentions that during and after the eruption, there were dozens and dozens of Bigfoot sightings reported. It's likely that the creatures were fleeing the disaster and looking for new territories. The Rocky Mountain Sasquatch Organization has been searching for Bigfoot near Mount St. Helens because of this long history of sightings. Now, let's talk about something unrelated to Bigfoot that's still fascinating. Did you know that Mount St. Helens is a stratovolcano, which means it's made up of layers of ash, lava, and rock? The eruption in 1980 was the deadliest and most economically destructive volcanic event in the history of the United States. It caused over a billion dollars in damage and resulted in 57 deaths. But despite the disaster, the area around Mount St. Helens is now a popular destination for hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. The National Volcanic Monument was established in 1982 to preserve the area and provide opportunities for research and education. In conclusion, the video posted on the Rocky Mountain Sasquatch YouTube channel is a fascinating account of a Bigfoot sighting near Mount St. Helens. The witness's description of the encounter is chilling and adds to the mystery and allure of the creature. And even though the eruption of Mount St. Helens was a catastrophic event, it has led to an increase in Bigfoot sightings and interest in the area. So, if you're ever in Washington state, consider visiting Mount St. Helens and who knows, you might have your own Bigfoot sighting.