National Parks Quiz: Match each park to its home state!
Where can you find these majestic locations?
It's time to revel in the great outdoors in America's beautiful National Parks!
Soak up some sunshine and breathe some fresh air as we recall some of the most spectacular spaces our country has to offer. So buckle up for a road trip as we ask you which states each park belongs in.
Good luck, have fun, and be sure to share a memory in the comments section below!
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Acadia: Which state is it in?
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Glacier
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Mesa Verde
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Redwood
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Everglades
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Bryce Canyon
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Cuyahoga Valley
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Great Basin
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Carlsbad Caverns
National Parks Quiz: Match each park to its home state!
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49 Comments
8/10, and yes, I am a nature natural! There are three National Parks in the state where I live and yet not ONE of them was mentioned. Hmph!
been to that side of the country a few times
lemme see - rain and green and wonderful piney air:) (except for eastern washington)
I hiked Multnomah falls along the Columbia river
lemme see - rain and green and wonderful piney air:) (except for eastern washington)
I hiked Multnomah falls along the Columbia river
Yes, usually lots of rain and pretty green for the most part however pines are not indigenous to my location, unfortunately, cuz I would love that smell to hit me first thing in the morning. I LOVE rain but lately we’ve been having a “heat wave” of 80° plus - now some would say that’s not too hot but it is for me. I grew up in the Phoenix metro area and although that area is genuinely hot, I’ve lived here long enough to become acclimated and just can’t take the heat anymore. Both eastern WA and OR are more desert-like (and loaded with pines), they experience less rainfall and higher temperatures, and both are best visited by me in the spring or fall lol. Multnohma Falls is a place I’ve driven past a few times and should’ve stopped to see but haven’t - bet you had a good time!