A) Bird watching B) Mountain biking C) Hiking D) Canoeing
A) Desert B) Mediterranean C) Tropical rainforest D) Humid subtropical
A) Oakridge Trail B) King Snake Trail C) Weston Lake Loop Trail D) Bluff Trail
A) Bird nests from disturbance B) Park visitors from insects C) Wildlife from predators D) Delicate fungi and plant life at ground level
A) 25 miles B) 10 miles C) 20 miles D) 15 miles
A) Redwoods B) Loblolly pines C) Maple trees D) Cypress trees
A) Southern Bluffs B) Fall Line and Piedmont C) Congaree River D) The Augusta Fault and the Terrace Complex
A) Sand, silt, and clay B) Lava and ash C) Rock and gravel D) Ice and snow
A) Cabin camping B) Luxury RV camping C) Primitive and backcountry camping D) Tent-only camping
A) Oxbow lakes B) Volcanic craters C) Glacial valleys D) Canyons
A) Riverfront Visitor Center B) Swamp Exploration Center C) Congaree Welcome Center D) Harry Hampton Visitor Center
A) The Heart of Congaree B) Congaree Chronicles C) Roots in the River: The Story of Congaree National Park D) Swamp Secrets
A) Bluff Trail B) King Snake Trail C) Weston Lake Loop Trail D) Oakridge Trail
A) 180 ft B) 150 ft C) 200 ft D) 169 ft
A) Bluff Trail B) Oakridge Trail C) King Snake Trail D) Weston Lake Loop Trail
A) South of the park and eroding since the Late Pleistocene B) East of the park and forming C) West of the park and rising D) North of the park and stable
A) Northern Lights B) Meteor showers C) Firefly displays D) Volcanic eruptions
A) International Peace Park B) UNESCO biosphere reserve C) World Heritage Site D) National Historic Landmark
A) 26,692.6 acres B) 41.7 sq mi C) 60.7 km2 D) 18,000 acres
A) Deciduous forest B) Pine forest C) Cypress swamp D) Old growth bottomland hardwood forest
A) 41.7 sq mi B) 26,692.6 acres C) 60.7 km2 D) 15,000 acres
A) 1969 B) 1988 C) 1976 D) 2003
A) Congaree Swamp National Preserve Association B) Santee River Cypress Logging Company C) Beidler Forest Preservation Association D) Sierra Club
A) 1969 B) 1898 C) 1975 D) 1914
A) 1988 B) 1963 C) October 18, 1976 D) 2003
A) 26,692.6 acres B) 15,000 acres C) 22,200 acres D) 41.7 sq mi
A) 145,929 visitors B) 50,000 visitors C) 200,000 visitors D) 100,000 visitors
A) Sierra Club B) Beidler Forest Preservation Association C) Santee River Cypress Logging Company D) Cedar Creek Hunt Club
A) Middle Atlantic coastal forests B) Great Plains grasslands C) Pacific Northwest forests D) Southeastern deciduous forests
A) Feral pigs B) White-tailed deer C) Bobcats D) Grizzly bears
A) Alligator gar B) Salmon C) Bowfin D) Channel Catfish |