National Parks

Which Arizona national park, often considered a wonder of the natural world, was the fifteenth national park in the country?

This park straddles the border of California and Nevada and is the hottest, lowest and driest National Park with its basin over 280 ft below sea level but also has towering peaks that are snow capped in Winters.

Which National Park was the very first official National Park when President Grant signed it into existence in 1872?

Which California National Park, which became a national park in 1890, features North America’s highest waterfall, mountains, and the world’s tallest uninterrupted granite monolith, known as El Capitan?

Which mountainous Wyoming national park, only ten miles south of Yellowstone, joined the national park system in 1929 when President Coolidge signed an executive order?

Which national park in the Appalachians did not join the national park system until 1934 under FDR, but is the most visited national park in the system today?

Which Florida national park, which joined the system in 1947, is the largest subtropical wetland ecosystem in North America?

The Anasazi people build cliff dwellings at which national park, until they mysteriously abandoned them over seven hundred years ago?