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Road crossing Clallam County Class A Clear all
4 September 2011 Forks, Clallam County, Washington Class A #35409

Daytime road crossing near Forks

The witness was riding in a car on LaPush Road in mid-morning when a tall creature crossed the road in front of traffic. The witness described it moving fluidly with a very long stride, clearing the pavement in two to three steps and entering very thick woods. Other drivers also swerved to avoid hitting it.

Full-body sightingRoad crossing
7 July 1982 Port Angeles (Fairview District), Clallam County, Washington Class A #1504

Nighttime sighting by motorist on Hwy 101 (Coast Highway), 7-8 miles east of Port Angeles

The witness was driving east on Highway 101 after work when headlights revealed a tall hair-covered figure. The figure crossed the four-lane highway north to south in a few rapid, fluid strides, glanced toward the vehicle, and disappeared into tall dry grass toward the foothills.

Full-body sightingRoad crossing
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