A) Guadalupe Peak B) Sacramento Peak C) Brokeoff Mountain D) El Capitan
A) 7,500 feet (2,286 m) B) 6,800 feet (2,073 m) C) 9,000 feet (2,743 m) D) 8,751 feet (2,667 m)
A) Carlsbad Caverns B) Delaware Mountains C) Brokeoff Mountains D) Sacramento Mountains
A) Humid subtropical B) Mediterranean C) Cold semi-arid (BSk) D) Tropical savanna
A) 6a B) 5c C) 8a D) 7b
A) Ponderosa pine B) Salt flats C) Bigtooth maple and velvet ash D) Creosote bushes
A) Honey mesquite B) Ponderosa pine C) Guadalupe Mountains violet (Viola guadalupensis) D) Creosote bush
A) Elk B) Gray fox C) Javelina D) Mountain lion
A) Large cave systems like Carlsbad Caverns and Lechuguilla Cave B) Volcanic caves C) Ice caves D) Limestone sinkholes
A) Woodpecker B) Hummingbird C) Peregrine falcon D) Chickadee
A) Dell City, Texas B) El Paso, Texas C) Van Horn, Texas D) Carlsbad, New Mexico
A) El Capitan B) Dog Canyon C) Guadalupe Peak D) Pine Springs
A) The ruins of a stagecoach station B) A restored Frijole Ranch C) McKittrick Canyon trailhead D) Gypsum sand dunes
A) Visiting a stone cabin B) Accessing Gypsum sand dunes C) Hiking to Guadalupe Peak D) Camping
A) Wallace Pratt B) Felix McKittrick C) The Rader brothers D) Judge J.C. Hunter
A) A vacation home B) A small museum of local history C) A livestock corral D) A stagecoach station
A) Dog Canyon trail B) Guadalupe Peak Trail C) The trailhead at Frijole Ranch D) McKittrick Canyon trail
A) 46,850 acres B) 349.5 square kilometers C) 86,367 acres D) 134.9 square miles
A) McKittrick Canyon B) The entire Guadalupe Mountains National Park C) Dog Canyon D) 46,850 acres of the park
A) For the Butterfield Overland Mail B) As a vacation home C) As a visitor center D) As a livestock corral
A) They were summer homes built by Wallace Pratt B) They served as a stagecoach station C) They are part of Frijole Ranch D) They are located in Dog Canyon
A) 1978 B) September 1972 C) 1960 D) 1858
A) Gypsum sand dunes path B) McKittrick Canyon trail C) Guadalupe Peak Trail D) Dog Canyon trail
A) 10,000 years B) 272–260 Mya C) 19th century D) 16th century
A) Douglas-fir B) Gypsum C) Pinyon pine D) Agave (or mescal)
A) The Spanish B) Mescalero Apaches C) American settlers D) Butterfield Overland Mail
A) Frijole Ranch B) Gypsum sand dunes C) McKittrick Canyon D) Guadalupe Peak
A) For camping B) For picnicking C) For hiking D) For livestock |