Bigfoot isn’t just an American legend. Across Europe, from the dense forests of Germany to the icy wilderness of Siberia, eyewitnesses have reported encounters with massive, ape-like creatures for centuries. Known by many names—The Wild Man, Almasty, Yeti, and more—these beings have haunted folklore and modern investigations alike.

Inside Bigfoot in Europe, you’ll uncover:

🦶 The Almasty of Russia – Hair-covered humanoids have been spotted in remote Russian villages for centuries—could they be a surviving population of ancient hominins?

🦶 The Scottish Bigfoot – A towering figure seen in the Highlands has terrified hikers for decades. Could the legend of the Grey Man of Ben MacDhui be more than just myth?

🦶 The Wild Man of the Pyrenees – Spanish and French folklore describe large, shaggy beings that dwell deep in the mountains, avoiding human contact.

🦶 The Neanderthal Theory – Some researchers believe European Bigfoot sightings may be linked to surviving populations of ancient Neanderthals or Denisovans.

🦶 Mysteries in the Carpathian Mountains – Strange sightings in the forests of Romania have led to speculation about a hidden population of unknown primates.

From medieval woodcuts depicting wild men to modern-day expeditions searching for elusive footprints, Bigfoot in Europe explores the chilling possibility that something enormous and unknown is lurking in the forests of the Old World.

Could Bigfoot be more than just an American mystery? The evidence might surprise you.