National Parks A-Z Internet Hunt
Directions: Use the links provided to find the answers to the questions. Parks A - J / Parks K - R / Parks S - Z

11. Kenai Fjords National Park is the place to go to see fjords. What are fjords? In what state is the park located? (No abbreviations please!)

12. The Lincoln Memorial is part of the Mall in Washington D. C. The memorial has 36 columns.

How did the architect decided on that number of columns?

13.When you visit Mesa Verde National Park what will you see?

14. At the North Cascades National Park you can learn about salmon. How many species of salmon are found here?

What is a salmon redd?

Salmon are anadromous. What does that mean?

Read the last sentence on the page. Math challenge: If a female salmon lays 2000 eggs how many are likely to become adults?

15. When you visit the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument what kind of habitat do you expect to see?

A smart and safe hiker would carry what in the park?

16. The Petrified Forest National Park has both petroglyphs and pictographs.
What is the difference between the two?

17. What about the Quinebaug River Valley National Heritage Corridor makes it unique?

18. Tackle the Redwood Trivia quiz to learn more about the trees of the Redwood National Park.