Buzz·Posted on Apr 19, 2017Can You Identify The National Park From A Single Photo?America the beautiful!by Michelle RegnaBuzzFeed StaffFacebookPinterestTwitterMailLink Betty4240 / Getty Acadia Correct Incorrect Acadia Great Smoky Mountains Correct Incorrect Great Smoky Mountains Shenandoah Correct Incorrect Shenandoah Zion Correct Incorrect Zion Correct! Wrong! Great Smoky Mountains National Park (NC, TN) Fun Fact: The park is home to over 30 species of salamander, earning it the nickname "Salamander Capital of the World." Via flic.kr Bartfett / Getty Yellowstone Correct Incorrect Yellowstone Denali Correct Incorrect Denali Yosemite Correct Incorrect Yosemite Grand Teton Correct Incorrect Grand Teton Correct! Wrong! Yosemite National Park (CA) Fun Fact: The park is approximately the same size as the state of Rhode Island! Via flic.kr theasis / Getty Arches Correct Incorrect Arches Zion Correct Incorrect Zion Acadia Correct Incorrect Acadia Grand Canyon Correct Incorrect Grand Canyon Correct! Wrong! Zion National Park (UT) Fun Fact: Angels Landing (pictured above) is considered one of the most dangerous hikes in the world. Via SageElyse / Getty kwiktor / Getty Olympic Correct Incorrect Olympic GrandTeton Correct Incorrect GrandTeton Yellowstone Correct Incorrect Yellowstone Death Valley Correct Incorrect Death Valley Correct! Wrong! Yellowstone National Park (ID, MT, WY) Fun Fact: Yellowstone is the world's first national park, established on March 1, 1872. Via EMPPhotography / Getty SumikoPhoto / Getty Canyonlands Correct Incorrect Canyonlands Arches Correct Incorrect Arches BryceCanyon Correct Incorrect BryceCanyon Grand Canyon Correct Incorrect Grand Canyon Correct! Wrong! Grand Canyon National Park (AZ) Fun Fact: There are 2-billion-year-old rocks at the bottom of the Grand Canyon! Via flic.kr tonda / Getty Acadia Correct Incorrect Acadia GrandTeton Correct Incorrect GrandTeton Rocky Mountain Correct Incorrect Rocky Mountain Shenandoah Correct Incorrect Shenandoah Correct! Wrong! Shenandoah National Park (VA) Fun Fact: Shenandoah's Rapidan Camp was once the summer retreat for President Herbert Hoover. Via flic.kr Dean_Fikar / Getty RockyMountain Correct Incorrect RockyMountain MountRainier Correct Incorrect MountRainier Glacier Correct Incorrect Glacier CraterLake Correct Incorrect CraterLake Correct! Wrong! Glacier National Park (MT) Fun Fact: Glacier's Triple Divide Peak supplies water to three oceans: the Pacific, Atlantic, and Arctic. Via Rayvin55 / Getty AnujSahaiPhotography / Getty RockyMountain Correct Incorrect RockyMountain Acadia Correct Incorrect Acadia GrandTeton Correct Incorrect GrandTeton Denali Correct Incorrect Denali Correct! Wrong! Grand Teton National Park (WY) Fun Fact: The Teton Range are some of the youngest mountains in the world. Via suesmith2 / Getty
