A) Maine B) Massachusetts C) New Hampshire D) Vermont
A) South Peak B) Pamola Peak C) Dudley Peak D) Baxter Peak
A) Continental Divide Trail B) Pacific Crest Trail C) Appalachian Trail D) Long Trail
A) Summer (June-September) B) Spring (March-May) C) Winter (December-February) D) Autumn (October-November)
A) Baxter State Park Authority B) National Park Service C) Maine Department of Conservation D) Appalachian Trail Conservancy
A) Entering Baxter State Park B) Camping and day use parking reservations C) Using the restroom facilities D) Hiking on trails
A) Knife Edge Trail B) Hunt Trail C) Abol Trail D) Helon Taylor Trail
A) 4,321 feet B) 6,892 feet C) 3,145 feet D) 5,267 feet
A) Burn it safely B) Bury it in the woods C) Leave it in designated areas D) Pack it in, pack it out
A) Sandals B) Hiking boots C) Flip-flops D) Dress shoes
A) All of the above B) Wind C) Temperature D) Fog
A) First-aid kit B) Map and compass C) Water D) Hair dryer
A) Giraffes B) Elephants C) Bears D) Lions
A) At least 2-3 liters per person B) No water is needed C) 1 liter per group D) 500 ml per person
A) Feed the bear B) Make noise and back away slowly C) Run away quickly D) Play dead
A) Try to find a cell signal B) Stay put and signal for help C) Continue walking downhill D) Eat all of your food
A) Yes, off leash B) No C) Yes, on a leash D) Only small dogs
A) 20 mph B) 45 mph C) 65 mph D) 30 mph
A) The boulder field B) The dirt road C) The grassy meadow D) The flat section
A) Inform someone of your plans B) Hike alone for solitude C) Keep your plans secret D) Do not check the weather
A) Offer assistance and alert authorities if needed B) Take pictures and post them online C) Give them all of your water D) Ignore them and continue hiking
A) Sandstone B) Shale C) Limestone D) Granite
A) A deep crevasse in a glacier B) A sharp, exposed ridge C) A type of climbing rope D) A saddle-shaped pass between two peaks
A) High foot traffic B) Regular maintenance C) Lack of sunlight D) Too much wildlife
A) Daicey Pond B) Kidney Pond C) Chimney Pond Tarn D) Togue Pond
A) Measuring snowfall B) Providing shelter for animals C) Marking the trail route D) Indicating campsite locations
A) Skip meals B) Climb as fast as possible C) Stay hydrated D) Drink alcohol
A) A bike path through the park. B) A nature trail for beginners. C) A challenging alternative summit hike. D) A shortcut to Baxter Peak.
A) Katahdin Stream Campground HQ B) Abol Bridge Ranger Station C) Togue Pond Gatehouse D) Roaring Brook Ranger Station |