Bigfoot: Road to Discovery

Join the Olympic Project for the full story of Bigfoot Nest Site, from the initial discovery to the present day research. See the story like never before, featuring never before seen footage and brand new interviews. In this new series by Eli Watson, embark on a Sasquatch journey deep in the woods of the Pacific Northwest, to discover the heart of the Sasquatch phenomenon.

The Road to Discovery continues in episode 2, where audio evidence is analyzed. As the Olympic Project has studied the Sasquatch Nest Area for years, the audio they have recorded from there is chilling and might be the creepiest audio ever recorded.

The Olympic Project employs trail cameras in order to capture evidence of the elusive Sasquatch, however, a freak incident brings them closer to their target subject than ever before.

The Olympic Project stumbles upon footprints near their Headquarters in Washington state. They cast tracks and document the find to the best of their ability, while also searching for hair that may provide evidence to prove the existence of Sasquatch.

Chris Spencer recounts a story that got him involved in Sasquatch Research, where something grabbed his tent. Other members of the Olympic project share their terrifying encounters.

Sasquatch Researchers discuss the audio they have recorded as well as the possibility of a Sasquatch language. Other researchers examine bones, looking for bite marks left by the Sasquatch.

"Researchers near Mount St. Helens capture a photo of Bigfoot with a thermal imager. This episode features Joseph Bongiovanni, a historian and researcher, intent on learning what he can about Sasquatch. He shares his personal experiences with the creature and his research methods."

Sasquatch has many mysterious traits and some are more explainable than others. Is there any way to reconcile so many witness reports into one potential identity for the Sasquatch? Members of the Olympic Project attempt this very action in this episode of Road to Discovery.

In the series finale, Eli reflects on the meaningful journey he had while making this series, as well as interviews David Ellis about the smallest Bigfoot track ever.