A) A winter camping technique B) A specific trail to Mount Washington C) A guided tour of the White Mountains D) Hiking over several peaks in the Presidential Range
A) Mount Adams B) Mount Madison C) Mount Washington D) Mount Lafayette
A) Extreme and rapidly changing weather B) Predictable weather patterns C) Mild temperatures year-round D) Constant sunshine
A) Appalachian Mountain Club B) American Medical Center C) Association of Mountain Climbers D) Atlantic Mining Company
A) Weather can change rapidly B) To attract wildlife C) To reduce pack weight D) They look fashionable
A) Historical map B) Topographic map C) Treasure map D) Road map
A) Never take breaks B) Hike as fast as possible to reach the summit C) Maintain a constant speed regardless of terrain D) Allow extra time for elevation gain
A) Food items only B) Navigation tools only C) Luxury items for hiking D) Safety items for hiking
A) Play dead B) Run away screaming C) Make noise and back away slowly D) Offer it food
A) The elevation above which trees don't grow B) The border of a national forest C) A type of tree found in the White Mountains D) A designated path for tree planting
A) Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail B) Old Bridle Path C) Huntington Ravine Trail D) Crawford Path
A) Pack it out B) Leave it for animals C) Burn it D) Bury it
A) Summer or early fall B) Winter C) Mud Season (spring thaw) D) Late fall
A) Leaving trash behind B) Minimizing your impact on the environment C) Leaving a trail of breadcrumbs D) Leaving a note for other hikers
A) To avoid other hikers B) To protect fragile alpine vegetation C) To get lost D) To find rare plants
A) A saddle between two mountain peaks B) A type of climbing rope C) A type of edible plant D) A glacial feature
A) Exposure to cold and wet conditions B) Lack of food C) Sunburn D) Altitude sickness
A) Signaling for help B) Attracting wildlife C) Cooking food D) Reduced stress on joints
A) A hiking trail B) A train that goes to the summit of Mount Washington C) A mountain lodge D) A ski lift
A) A campsite B) A fragile ecosystem above treeline C) A restaurant near Mount Washington D) A botanical garden at the base of the mountains
A) Keep going forward, hoping to find the trail B) Climb a tree for a better view C) Run around frantically D) Stay calm and retrace your steps
A) Sturdy hiking boots B) Flip-flops C) Dress shoes D) Sandals
A) A state park in California B) A federally protected area C) A theme park D) A privately owned ski resort
A) American Trucking B) Automated Teller C) Appalachian Trail D) Alternative Transportation
A) To predict the best sunset time B) To prepare for potential hazards C) To know what clothes to wear for fashion D) To impress other hikers
A) Local gossip B) Fortune teller C) AMC website or White Mountain National Forest website D) Grocery store clerk
A) Steal their belongings B) Take a picture and post it online C) Ignore them and keep hiking D) Assess the situation and provide assistance if possible
A) A special type of trail marker B) A mythical creature that lives in the woods C) A type of magical spell D) Unexpected acts of kindness on the trail
A) First-aid supplies B) A Hammock C) Sun protection D) Navigation
A) To attract animals B) To make it taste better C) To add electrolytes D) To prevent waterborne illnesses |