The road will reopen to single-lane alternating traffic nearly a week after a landslide and washout trapped hundreds of people at the resort.

Residents who live in the community near the resort say it's only a matter of time before another road failure leads to injury or even death.

People stuck at the resort will be able to follow a pilot vehicle out from the mountain in small groups, the ministry said.

The Ministry of Transportation says it could take up to five days to restore just a single lane of traffic on the road, and is telling people to stay at the resort until then.

Staff at the resort say the people trapped on the mountain since Friday night could be stuck there for days.

The Washington State Department of Transportation tweeted traffic camera photos of a shape resembling the mythical Bigfoot or Sasquatch.

A 39-year-old man who lives in Sioux Lookout was out hunting grouse with his wife and grandson on Oct. 3 when they heard the sound and captured it on video.

"It's not exactly the easiest thing to hide," the Boynton Beach Police Department wrote in a statement.

A man with a gun showed up at the couple's campsite in the middle of the night to tell them they were in "Bigfoot country."

Rutkowski, the author of numerous books on UFOs, documents paranormal sites and events on his Ufology Research blog, and he told 680 CJOB that Manitoba is home to a number of weird spots – from locations where UFOs allegedly landed, to sea monsters living in local lakes, and beyond.