ROCKY MOUNTAIN ROUNDUP

The video explores the Yahatinda Ranch in Alberta, where horses used by Banff National Park wardens winter. It follows the horses' 60-mile journey to Banff, passing through scenic locations like Big Horn Creek and Cascade Valley. The video highlights the western experience of the journey, the life of park wardens, and concludes with the end of the drive at Banff, reflecting on the unique lifestyle and landscape.

What is the Yahatinda Ranch known for?

• A cattle farm

• A wintering ground for horses

• A historical site

• A tourist attraction

Which of the following is NOT a place the horses pass on their journey to Banff?

• Cascade Valley

• Scotch Camp

• Big Horn Creek

• Rocky Mountain

How long is the journey from Yahatinda Ranch to Banff?

• 75 miles

• 30 miles

• 45 miles

• 60 miles

What is the primary role of the wardens in Banff National Park?

• To guide tourists

• To patrol the park boundaries

• To manage wildlife

• To maintain hiking trails

What marks the end of the horses' drive?

• Arriving at the corral in Banff

• Passing Scotch Camp

• Reaching the Panther River

• Crossing Cascade Valley