Glacier National Park - Weeping Wall

The video describes the experience of early season visitors to a park, highlighting how drivers can surprise passengers with splashes of cold mountain water. It explains the transformation of a waterfall from a gushing torrent to a trickle by August. The video also covers the history of the waterfall's construction as part of the Going to the Sun Road, and the engineering solutions implemented to manage water flow on the road.

What unique experience might early season visitors have while driving through the park?

• Seeing rare wildlife

• Finding hidden trails

• Getting splashed by cold mountain water

• Experiencing sudden weather changes

How do the waterfalls appear by August?

• As a weeping wall

• As a frozen wall

• As a dry cliff

• As a powerful cascade

What is the origin of the waterfalls along the Going-to-the-Sun Road?

• Glacial melting

• Heavy rainfall

• Construction remnants

• Natural springs

What did engineers create to manage the water flow on the road?

• Flood barriers

• Water pumps

• Special drains

• Water reservoirs

On days of heavy water flow, what happens to the road?

• It is closed to traffic

• It is covered by a small stream

• It becomes impassable

• It is diverted to another route