Kid Valley, Washington: Bigfoot and the Buried A-Frame
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North Fork Survivors Gift Shop
- Address:
- Hwy 504, Kid Valley, WA
- Directions:
- North Fork Survivors Gift Shop. I-5 exit 49, head east on Hwy 504 (Spirit Lake Memorial Highway) 20 miles. About a mile east of the intersection of Hwy 505 at mile post 20.5.
- Hours:
- A-Frame Walk-Thru closed. Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- RA Rates:
- Major Fun
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On the way to sometimes-cranky volcano Mount St. Helens, stop to admire a very 28-ft. tall statue of Bigfoot and a home half-buried in volcanic mud.
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Just as described, the place has a gift shop where you can get your big foot souvenirs or your Mount Saint Helens ash and debris.
[Kim, 07/25/2021]
Stopped here and glad we did. It was a great visual of the impact of the mudslide from the Mt. St. Helen's eruption. Not sure how long the house will last -- glad we saw it while we could. Bigfoot Statue was fun photo op.
[Beth Demme, 06/11/2013]Seems things change over the years. I saw this A-frame and surrounding area shortly after it was opened up after the mountain blast and they'd started digging out inside. THAT was interesting to see. It no longer is worth a stop. Just someone trying to make a buck on tourists. No upkeep at all. Skip this in your trip around the mountain.
[Rocky, 09/16/2012]Page of 2 [Next 4 items]
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We wish they'd left the mud mayhem and would open up the A-Frame walk-thru again, but still think it's worth a quick look in tandem with the Bigfoot statue. Also, we're counting on another eruption -- future generations can tour a Buried Tourist Trap.