Titmus Bigfoot Collection
Footprint casts, photographs, sightings, research, and historical documents connect visitors to Northern California’s most famous mystery.
Enter the collection →The Bigfoot Capital of the World
Discover Bigfoot’s story in Willow Creek.
Explore the Bigfoot collection- footprint casts, sighting records, photographs, and the Bluff Creek history- alongside historical artifacts from the people and industries of the Klamath and Trinity River region.
Seasonal hours
May–September: Wednesday–Sunday, 10am–4pm
October: Saturday–Sunday, 10am–4pm
Inside the museum
Three collections. One remarkable region.
Start with local history, learn from the living cultures of Native communities, and investigate the evidence and stories behind Bigfoot.
China Flat Collections
Photographs, maps, mining and blacksmith artifacts, books, obituaries, and stories of everyday life in Willow Creek.
Explore local history →New Native Room
Learn about the Yurok, Karuk, Hoopa, Tolowa, Tsnungwe, Chimariko, and Wintu peoples and their enduring ties to this land.
Visit the Native Room →More than a roadside legend
See the objects behind the Bigfoot story.
The collection connects Bluff Creek, the 1967 Patterson–Gimlin film, decades of footprint discoveries, field researchers, and reported encounters through original objects and archival records.
Featured program
Annual Membership Dinner
The museum’s 2026 dinner gathering for members with a talk by Jerry Rohde on the history of our area.
Learn MoreMuseum & community events
Gather in Bigfoot Country.
Annual celebrations bring together neighbors, visitors, makers, and museum supporters.
16th Annual Membership Dinner
An annual gathering for friends and supporters of the museum.
Become a member ↗Christmas Bazaar
Local Artisans offer hand made crafts in the museum. Call for info.
Become a member ↗Father’s Day BBQ
Celebrate Father’s Day with the museum community.
64th Annual Bigfoot Daze
Music, food, fun, and a Sasquatch-sized community celebration.
Event details ↗Make a day of it
Explore Willow Creek and Humboldt County.
Discover redwood country, river recreation, local businesses, events, and community favorites around the museum.