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Book 1 · A Coloring Adventure

Moss Explores the Pacific Northwest

A friendly Sasquatch, 24 places to color

From ferry rides and mountain trails to tide pools, tulip fields, lighthouses and cozy campfires, Moss explores 24 unforgettable places across Washington and Oregon. Each page is packed with detail to color, for kids, families, travelers and Bigfoot fans alike.

24 adventures + 2 bonus pages 8.5 × 11 in pages
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Cover of Moss Explores the Pacific Northwest: Moss the Sasquatch sits on a mossy rock holding a mug, with Mount Rainier, a ferry, an orca and the Seattle skyline behind him. Line-art title page: Moss waves beside a trail sign, ready to be colored.

The trail through Book 1

One page per stop, in the order Moss visits them.

  1. Pike Place Market
  2. Seattle Waterfront
  3. The Ferry
  4. San Juan Islands
  5. Deception Pass
  6. Snoqualmie Falls
  7. Mount Rainier
  8. A Fire Lookout
  9. North Cascades
  10. The Tulip Fields
  11. Leavenworth
  12. Mount St. Helens
  13. Hoh Rain Forest
  14. Lake Crescent
  15. Hurricane Ridge
  16. Ruby Beach
  17. Multnomah Falls
  18. Columbia River Gorge
  19. Cannon Beach
  20. A Coastal Lighthouse
  21. Portland
  22. Crater Lake
  23. Smith Rock
  24. Camping

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Moss, a brown Sasquatch with a heavy brow and a calm expression

Meet the explorer

Moss

Moss is a big, calm, curious Sasquatch who would rather be outside. He is thoughtful, kind to wildlife, a little dry, and usually the largest visitor at any scenic overlook. Every book follows him to real places worth seeing in person.

Good Trails, Brighter Days.

Explore • Learn • Respect • Protect

The Moss way

Leave only footprints

Moss visits some of the most beautiful places around. He looks closely, stays on the trail, gives wildlife plenty of room and packs out what he packs in. He takes only pictures and leaves only footprints. His just happen to be very large.

  • Stay on the trail
  • Give wildlife room
  • Pack it in, pack it out
  • Bring water

Where Moss goes next

More books are on the trail.

Up next

Moss Explores America’s National Parks

Old Faithful, the Grand Canyon, Delicate Arch, the giant sequoias, Denali and more.

In the works

Moss Explores New England

Lighthouses, the Freedom Trail, a maple sugar shack and fall leaves.

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