Acadia National Park - Park Mystery Video #5

The video explores a national park in Kentucky, highlighting its unique underground water system, extensive cave network, and rich history. It discusses the park's features, including its lush forests, diverse wildlife, and geological formations. Park rangers play a crucial role in guiding tours and preserving the park's natural and cultural resources. Visitors can enjoy both self-guided and ranger-led tours, learning about the park's history and ecosystems. The park offers a year-round average temperature of 54°F, making it a popular destination since the early 1800s.

What is a unique feature of the park's water system?

• It primarily flows underground.

• It is sourced from a nearby ocean.

• It travels through a series of waterfalls.

• It is mostly visible on the surface.

Who initially guided tours in the park before the National Park Service took over?

• Native American tribes

• Local farmers

• Enslaved African Americans

• European settlers

What type of forest is found in the park?

• Deciduous forest

• Tropical rainforest

• Mangrove forest

• Coniferous forest

What can visitors see during a Ranger-guided tour?

• The park's administrative offices

• The entire cave system

• Part of the 412 miles of cave passages

• Only the above-ground attractions

What is the average year-round temperature inside the caves?

• 54 degrees Fahrenheit

• 90 degrees Fahrenheit

• 72 degrees Fahrenheit

• 32 degrees Fahrenheit