This week while scrolling through local Reddit posts, we stumbled upon what may be the most Portland question anyone has ever asked.

"I recently moved to Portland and I was hoping to find a statue of a Bigfoot/Sasquatch to take a photo with," wrote u/SmoothCantaloupe7173. "Any Sasquatch photo ops in the area?"

Well, SmoothCantaloupe7173 — PDXtoday has accepted your challenge by rounding up 10 local locations where you can snap selfies with a Sasquatch replica. Because no city embraces the hairy cryptid more than Portland — just ask The Unipiper or the Trail Blazers.

The Bigfoot at The Freakybuttrue Peculiarium and Museum is decidedly more open to hugs than in real life. | Photo by Cambrie Juarez, PDXtoday

The Freakybuttrue Peculiarium and Museum, 2234 NW Thurman St.

What would an oddities museum be without a massive Bigfoot replica? This one sports soft fur and posable arms so you can get up close and personal.

Portland International Airport, 7000 NE Airport Way

A wooden statue of Bigfoot reading a book greets visitors and residents returning home near baggage claim. First impressions are everything.

"Littlefeet" will have a ton of fun at Washougal Waterfront Park's nature play area. | Photo by @fvrlibraries

Washougal Waterfront Park, 56 S. First St., Washougal, WA

Wander over to the natural play area to find a carved 9-ft-tall 'squatch kneeling in the bark chips, holding a climbing rope connected to a boulder.

Fat City Cafe, 7820 SW Capitol Hwy.

Fill up on diner-style breakfast fare under the watchful gaze of a floor-to-ceiling, wood-carved Sasquatch.

Foot Traffic Sellwood, 1260 SE Lambert St., Ste. 101

"Miles the Bigfoot" is a 10-ft-tall, 2,500-pound chainsaw-carved statue forever stuck mid-stride just outside the doors of this store in the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood.

Which pose would you strike with Bigfoot at Bonneville Fish Hatchery? | Photos by Oscar Lopez, @domheap, @jt_depaz_energie

Bonneville Fish Hatchery, 70543 NE Herman Lp., Cascade Locks

This wooden statue perfectly captures Bigfoot's super wary personality. See a living and breathing celebrity creature while you're there.

Lost Lake Resort, 5330 Imai Rd., Hood River

Explore the Bigfoot backcountry (AKA Mt. Hood National Forest) and pay a visit to the expressive wooden statue of Sasquatch near the boat rental area.

The North American Bigfoot Center opened in the summer of 2019. | Photo by @exploringthepnw_

North American Bigfoot Center, 31297 SE, US-26, Boring

Any true believer needs to visit this museum owned by "Finding Bigfoot" host Cliff Barackman. You'll find dozens of exhibits, including artifacts, documentaries, and a "life-sized" replica named Murphy.

Camp 18 Restaurant, 42362 US-26, Seaside

Stop at this logging camp-themed restaurant on your way to the Oregon Coast to see a large wooden Sasquatch statue looking over its shoulder. Try the Big Foot Brownie Sundae on the dessert menu.

City Editor Cambrie found Sasquatch at North Fork Survivors. | Photo by Cambrie Juarez, PDXtoday

North Fork Survivors, 9745 Spirit Lake Hwy., Toutle, WA

You can't miss this one. At 28 ft tall, this concrete statue of a grinning sasquatch towers over a roadside gift shop on your way to Mount St. Helens. Take a second look at the nearby A-frame building — it was nearly buried by the 1980 eruption.

Want to look for the real deal? Book a Bigfoot Adventure Cruise with Portland Spirit, offered July-September.