"G" is for guessing games. Can you guess where these photos were taken?
There are 3 photos from each location. Some are easy, others a bit more challenging. Hover over any image or scroll to the bottom for answers.
1. Hint: This man made reservoir is part of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and straddles 2 states.
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2. Hint: This state grows by roughly 42 acres each year and the state fish is humuhumunukunukuapua.
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3. This is the largest national park in the lower 48, is known fro being the hottest and driest place in north america, and is 282 feet below sea level.
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4. This state has 100,000 glaciers, covering roughly 5% of the state.
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5. This park has a diverse landscape, which supports over 400 species.
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6. This state park is one of the most photogenic on the California coast but the name translates to the word "tick" because of how aggravating they were to the early travelers that named the park.
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7. This state park was the first established marine reserve in the United States and boasts some of the best scuba diving along California.
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8. This lake is known for it's deep blue water and is so clear that in some places, objects can be viewed at 70 feet deep.
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9. This park was the filming location for one of the Star Wars films and is the home of the tallest trees in the world.
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10. This park is home to the largest wetlands in the world and contains 9 different habitats.
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Answers: 1) Lake Powell, 2) Kona Hawaii, 3) Death Valley National Park, 4) Alaska, 5) Yosemite National Park, 6) Garrapata State Park, 7) Point Lobos State Park, 8) Lake Tahoe, 9) Redwoods National & State Parks 10) Everglades National Park.