Glacier National Park - McDonald Creek Overlook

The video explores McDonald Creek's natural beauty and power, highlighting its erosional force and the dangers of streams, which are the leading cause of fatalities in Glacier. It emphasizes safety around water and recounts the 2006 flood's impact, showcasing nature's contrasts and the park's stunning scenery.

What seasonal change causes streams to become more powerful in early spring?

• Increased rainfall

• Melting snow

• Higher temperatures

• Stronger winds

What is the leading cause of fatalities in Glacier National Park?

• Animal attacks

• Falling from cliffs

• Drownings in creeks and streams

• Avalanches

What natural event in November 2006 significantly affected Glacier National Park?

• A volcanic eruption

• A large earthquake

• A massive flood

• A severe drought

What evidence remains across the Creek to show the force of the 2006 flood?

• Stranded driftwood high above the Creek

• Eroded rock walls

• Collapsed viewing platforms

• Displaced wildlife

How does McDonald Creek exemplify the nature of Glacier National Park?

• It is the largest creek in the park

• It combines massive power with delicate beauty

• It is home to rare wildlife

• It is a popular tourist spot