On the vanilla in-game map of GTA: San Andreas, a crude silhouette of a face can be seen on Mount Chiliad, which many players believe depicts Bigfoot — a detail you'd never notice while actually playing.
Source: Mount Chiliad (GTA San Andreas) — CC BY-SA
View from the airport shows Mount Chiliad looming in the distance — the kind of angle where you'd never guess there's a hidden face on the map.
The mountain itself — ground zero for the map silhouette that sparked a thousand Bigfoot myths, completely invisible when you're actually grinding up its trails.
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