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5 May 2021 Maggie Valley, Haywood County, North Carolina Class A #69269

Possible sighting of a Sasquatch on Blue Ridge Parkway at overlook near Masonic Monument

The witness and their son watched the sunset at an overlook on the Blue Ridge Parkway and then got into their car to leave as fog rolled in. As they started to back up, a very dark, man-like figure ran across the road into the woods. The witness described it as too large for a black bear and not an elk, said it disappeared from view, and said they were left intensely frightened.

Road crossingPartial sighting
June 2019 Maggie Valley, Haywood County, North Carolina Class B #69433

Possible Sasquatch wood knocks heard near Masonic Monument along Blue Ridge Parkway

The witness and a companion were looking at wildflowers at a pull-off near a trailhead road. They heard three loud distinctive knocks from across the road with no people or wind present. They also noted rocks on the roadway with no visible source.

Wood knock
2013–2014 Stanton, Haywood County, Tennessee Class B #44665

Homeowner reports repeated wood knocks near Stanton

The witness reports hearing repeated knocking sounds at night over multiple seasons from spring 2013 through spring 2014. The knocks reportedly occurred in the evening, about a minute apart, lasting 30 minutes to a couple hours, with nothing seen. An investigator later visited and noted tree breaks and structures nearby but found no tracks.

Wood knock
October 2003 Cosby, Haywood County, North Carolina Class B #12640

Possible vocalization in Great Smoky Mountain National Park

Two campers watched deer remain fixated and agitated toward a mountain trail for about five minutes before calming. As the witnesses walked back toward camp, they heard a single long, echoing primate-like call from the dark woods in the direction the deer had stared. The witness later compared it to a gibbon call but with more body, and said he had never heard anything like it despite extensive time outdoors.

Vocalization