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