Acadia National Park - Park Mystery Video #7 Answer

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park spans over 800 square miles in the Appalachian Mountains, covering parts of Tennessee and North Carolina. Known for its misty appearance due to tree moisture, the park attracts over 12 million visitors annually. Highlights include Clingmans Dome, diverse wildlife, and rich biodiversity with many undiscovered species. The park also holds significant human history, from Cherokee heritage to early settlers. Visitors can explore the park through various activities, fostering a connection to nature and inspiring conservation efforts.

What is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park most famous for?

• The large number of lakes

• Its vast desert landscapes

• The smoke created by moisture from trees

• Its urban attractions

Which peak is the highest in the Smokies?

• Mount Guyot

• Clingmans Dome

• Mount LeConte

• Mount Mitchell

What type of unique wildlife is the Smokies known for?

• Kangaroos

• Desert foxes

• Polar bears

• Salamanders

Approximately how many species have been identified in the park?

• 50,000

• 20,000

• 10,000

• 5,000

Who were the original inhabitants of the Smokies before settlers arrived?

• The Navajo

• The Sioux

• The Cherokee

• The Apache