A) 3,100 miles B) 2,000 miles C) 1,500 miles D) 5,000 miles
A) California, Oregon, Washington B) Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas C) Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico D) Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire
A) East to West B) South to North C) North to South D) West to East
A) Teleportation B) Map and Compass Navigation C) Cooking gourmet meals D) Singing
A) Butterflies B) Squirrels C) Rabbits D) Bears
A) Fishing License B) Backcountry Permit C) Parking Permit D) Dog Walking Permit
A) Recycle Bin B) Trashcan C) Cathole D) Compost
A) Pray for rain B) Carry a water filter or purification tablets C) Rely solely on bottled water D) Drink directly from any stream
A) Cutting down trees for firewood B) Leaving trash for others to find C) Blazing new trails D) Minimizing impact on the environment
A) To tan the skin B) To learn local languages C) To adjust to higher altitudes D) To find the best restaurants
A) Attracting bears B) Finding buried treasure C) Postholing and slipping D) Sunburn
A) Sandals B) Trail running shoes or hiking boots C) Ice skates D) High heels
A) To make the pack lighter B) To prevent attracting wildlife C) To impress other hikers D) To keep food from spoiling
A) Camping in a cow pasture B) Wearing a cowboy hat C) Sleeping under the stars without a tent D) Cooking over a campfire
A) Deck of cards B) Inflatable pool C) Hair dryer D) First-aid kit
A) To make your legs look longer B) To keep feet warm C) To keep debris out of shoes D) To attract attention
A) A day with zero calories consumed B) A day hiking zero miles C) A day with zero views D) A day with no hiking
A) Mailing packages to post offices or resupply points B) Hunting and gathering all food C) Ordering food via drone delivery D) Relying on other hikers' generosity
A) Sunshine B) Lightning C) Light breeze D) Rainbows
A) A company that sells hiking gear B) A government agency responsible for managing the CDT C) A non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the CDT D) A group of hikers who thru-hiked the CDT together
A) To attract animals B) To look cool on the trail C) Reduce strain on knees and improve balance. D) As a weapon
A) To freshen the air B) To mark the trail C) To attract bears for better photos D) To deter aggressive bears.
A) Hallucinations caused by dehydration B) Illusions caused by altitude C) Potions found in the wilderness D) Unexpected acts of kindness from strangers along the trail.
A) To send emails B) To call for pizza delivery C) To confirm your location and navigate through unmarked sections. D) To play games
A) To prevent wildfires B) To make the forest cooler C) To prevent mosquitoes D) To make the forest darker
A) 4,000 to over 14,000 feet B) 20,000 to 30,000 feet C) Sea level to 1,000 feet D) 1,000 to 3,000 feet
A) Provide free food to hikers B) Manufacture hiking boots C) Manage sections of land the CDT crosses D) Organize hiking tours
A) Headache and nausea B) Increased appetite C) Sudden bursts of energy D) Enhanced vision
A) Snow is always a welcome sight B) High-elevation sections can hold snow year-round C) Snow is only present during winter D) Snow makes for easier hiking
A) Try to ride them B) Offer them your food C) Give them a wide berth and avoid startling them D) Chase them away |