BUOC Trivia
We do this in the woods
What is It?
This is the tallest mountain in New England
What is Mount Washington?
One of the most important things to remember when using this item is to cut away from yourself
What is a Knife?
This E-board member is in Copenhagen Right now
Who is Thomas?
This is a form of free climbing that is performed on small rock formations or artificial rock walls without the use of ropes or harnesses
What is Bouldering?
This town in New Hampshire contains a rest stop off of I-93 that many BUOC trips stop at
What is Hooksett?
This famous hiking trail runs through all of New England, and ends in Maine
What is the Appalachian Trail?
This is one way to save someone who fell through ice into cold water
What is (throwing a rope, reaching out with an arm or a pole, or rowing out to them)?
This E-Board member has an expansive Aloha/Hawaiian shirt collection
Who is Max?
This type of fishing uses artificial fish made from feathers, hair, and string as bait, rather than traditional bait
What is Fly Fishing?
This phrase is used in response to the question "is anybody NOT ready?"
What is Silence is Good?
This is how many 4000-foot tall mountains are in New England
What is Sixty-Seven?
This chemical is commonly used to purify water
What is Iodine?
This E-Board member could work on your classic car
Who is Billy?
This is a form of rock climbing where the climbers climb alone without ropes or other protective equipment, using only their climbing shoes and their climbing chalk
This is the most dangerous form of climbing, and, unlike bouldering, climbers climb above safe heights, where a fall can be fatal
What is Free Soloing?
This is the year the BUOC was founded
What is... nobody knows?
This is the name of arguably the hardest section of the appalachian trail, including rock scrambles, caves, and a section of 1500 feet of elevation gain over 1 mile
What is Mahoosuc Notch?
This knot can be used to tie two ropes of different thickness together
What is the Sheet Bend?
This E-board member spends their summers in Indonesia
Who is Jess?
This popular outdoor activity involves exploring caves, often requiring participants to squeeze through very narrow passages
What is Spelunking
These are depicted in gingerbread form at our annual holiday party
What are national and global tragedies?
In 1642, this person became the first known person to summit Mount Washington.
Who is Darby Field?
What are your ABC's in First Aid?
What is Airway, Breathing, and Circulation (and Chief Complaint?
This E-Board member is an EMT
Who is George?
This activity, which means "iron path" when translated into english, is a form of climbing that involves traversing vertical rock faces with the help of steel cables, ladders, and other safety equipment
What is Via Ferrata