A) Guadalupe Peak B) Sacramento Peak C) El Capitan D) Brokeoff Mountain
A) 7,500 feet (2,286 m) B) 8,751 feet (2,667 m) C) 9,000 feet (2,743 m) D) 6,800 feet (2,073 m)
A) Carlsbad Caverns B) Delaware Mountains C) Sacramento Mountains D) Brokeoff Mountains
A) Tropical savanna B) Cold semi-arid (BSk) C) Humid subtropical D) Mediterranean
A) 6a B) 5c C) 7b D) 8a
A) Salt flats B) Creosote bushes C) Ponderosa pine D) Bigtooth maple and velvet ash
A) Creosote bush B) Guadalupe Mountains violet (Viola guadalupensis) C) Ponderosa pine D) Honey mesquite
A) Javelina B) Mountain lion C) Gray fox D) Elk
A) Limestone sinkholes B) Large cave systems like Carlsbad Caverns and Lechuguilla Cave C) Volcanic caves D) Ice caves
A) Chickadee B) Peregrine falcon C) Woodpecker D) Hummingbird
A) El Paso, Texas B) Dell City, Texas C) Van Horn, Texas D) Carlsbad, New Mexico
A) Pine Springs B) Dog Canyon C) El Capitan D) Guadalupe Peak
A) McKittrick Canyon trailhead B) The ruins of a stagecoach station C) Gypsum sand dunes D) A restored Frijole Ranch
A) Hiking to Guadalupe Peak B) Visiting a stone cabin C) Camping D) Accessing Gypsum sand dunes
A) The Rader brothers B) Judge J.C. Hunter C) Felix McKittrick D) Wallace Pratt
A) A small museum of local history B) A stagecoach station C) A vacation home D) A livestock corral
A) Dog Canyon trail B) The trailhead at Frijole Ranch C) Guadalupe Peak Trail D) McKittrick Canyon trail
A) 134.9 square miles B) 46,850 acres C) 349.5 square kilometers D) 86,367 acres
A) 46,850 acres of the park B) Dog Canyon C) McKittrick Canyon D) The entire Guadalupe Mountains National Park
A) As a livestock corral B) As a vacation home C) As a visitor center D) For the Butterfield Overland Mail
A) They are located in Dog Canyon B) They are part of Frijole Ranch C) They served as a stagecoach station D) They were summer homes built by Wallace Pratt
A) 1978 B) 1960 C) September 1972 D) 1858
A) Guadalupe Peak Trail B) McKittrick Canyon trail C) Dog Canyon trail D) Gypsum sand dunes path
A) 19th century B) 10,000 years C) 16th century D) 272–260 Mya
A) Agave (or mescal) B) Gypsum C) Pinyon pine D) Douglas-fir
A) Mescalero Apaches B) Butterfield Overland Mail C) American settlers D) The Spanish
A) Gypsum sand dunes B) Frijole Ranch C) McKittrick Canyon D) Guadalupe Peak
A) For hiking B) For picnicking C) For livestock D) For camping |