Glacier National Park - Oberlin Bend

The video explores Overland Bend, a prime spot in the park for viewing mountain goats and scenic vistas. It highlights the unique habitat of the shaggy White Mountain goat and provides safety guidelines for interacting with wildlife. The video also showcases the breathtaking views from Oberlin Bend and discusses the accessibility features of the boardwalk, designed to accommodate wheelchairs and preserve native vegetation.

What makes Overland Bend an ideal habitat for the White Mountain goats?

• The availability of food provided by visitors

• The presence of rock ledges and abundant vegetation

• The warm climate throughout the year

• The flat terrain and open spaces

Why is it important not to feed or approach the wildlife at Overland Bend?

• It allows visitors to take better photos

• It makes the animals more friendly

• It can lead to the animals becoming dependent on humans

• It helps the animals grow faster

What is one of the best views you can see from Oberlin Bend?

• The sandy beaches of California

• The dense forests of the Amazon

• The bustling cityscape of New York

• The high peaks on the border with Canada

What is the purpose of the metal grate material used in the boardwalk at Oberlin Bend?

• To make the boardwalk more slippery

• To allow snow to fall through and relieve pressure

• To prevent animals from crossing

• To enhance the aesthetic appeal

What can you spot if you know where to look from Oberlin Bend?

• Granite Park Chalet on the Ridge

• A rare bird species

• A hidden waterfall

• A secret cave