White Mountain National Forest Facts

The video explores the picturesque New England fall landscape, focusing on the White Mountain National Forest. It highlights the forest's natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and historical significance. The forest, part of the Appalachian mountain chain, offers hiking, angling, and scenic drives. The video also delves into the forest's history, including the impact of logging and subsequent conservation efforts. Today, the forest is a popular destination, but visitors must be cautious of potential dangers.

What natural feature is highlighted as a key aspect of New England's fall landscape?

• Desert dunes

• Snow-capped mountains

• Fiery orange and yellow foliage

• Sandy beaches

Which trail crosses through the White Mountain National Forest?

• Appalachian Trail

• Continental Divide Trail

• Pacific Crest Trail

• John Muir Trail

What activity is popular among visitors to the White Mountains besides hiking?

• Rock climbing

• Bird watching

• Skiing

• Fishing

What was the primary environmental issue caused by logging in the White Mountains after the Civil War?

• Wildlife extinction

• Air pollution

• Soil erosion

• Damaged watersheds

In what year was the White Mountain National Forest established?

• 1950

• 1935

• 1918

• 1900

How does the size of the White Mountain National Forest compare to the state of Rhode Island?

• Same size

• Larger

• Smaller

• Half the size

What is a notable characteristic of the White Mountain National Forest in terms of visitor numbers?

• Least visited

• Moderately visited

• Most visited

• Not visited

What is a potential danger for hikers in the White Mountains?

• Avalanches

• Strong winds

• Wild animal attacks

• Flash floods

What precaution should hikers take when exploring the White Mountains?

• Stay close to rivers

• Avoid hiking at night

• Be cautious of strong winds

• Carry extra food