LNT
Campsite Conundrums
Parts of a _____
Know your Knots?
Miscellaneous
100
This group of guidelines reminds us how to interact with and protect the environment.
What is Leave No Trace?
100
This type of gas is used in our camp stoves
What is white gas?
100
This is the part of a cave where people enter and exit
What is the mouth of the cave?
100
This knot is commonly used in the climbing world:
What is Figure 8 on a Bite?
100
arguably Alan's most used emoji
What is ✊?
200
This principle reminds us to walk on already made trails made of gravel, sand, or other similar materials.
What is Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces?
200
These are the 4 areas for campsite setup
What is the sleeping, GEAR-age, kitchen, and bathroom areas?
200
The back end of a canoe, kayak, or any other type of boat
What is the stern?
200
This knot is often taught and illustrated with a poem of a rabbit coming out of the hole, going behind the tree, and back down his original hole.
What is the Bowline?
200
The number of lockers in Leroy
What is 8?
300
This principle involves taking weather, terrain, regulations/restrictions, and group size into consideration before a trip.
What is Plan Ahead and Prepare?
300
This is the distance from any body of water that you should dig a cathole and urinate
What is 200 feet?
300
A storage compartment in the body of a kayak which can be reached from the cockpit; keeps items dry
What is a hatch?
300
This knot safely secures webbing, flat belts, and most types of straps together.
What is the Water Knot?
300
This western themed game involves commands like "get down lil doggie" and "pitchfork"
What is Yee Haw?
400
This principle involves keeping noise down in camp so as not to disturb other campers or those passing on the trail.
What is Be Kind and Considerate of Others?
400
This is the name attributed to the potentially hazardous hanging branches that you should look out for when pitching a tent
What are widow-makers?
400
This metal tool is used to pick up a hot pot which has been on a stove or campfire
What is a spondonicle?
400
This knot is tied by lapping one rope right over left, then underneath the other, and then tying the same again in the reverse direction—left over right and then underneath
What is the Square Knot?
400
This backcountry meal may result in the most flatulence
What is Chili-Mac?
500
Leave No Trace began around this year
What is 1960s?
500
This is the best way to dispose of toilet paper if you cannot pack it out and have to bury it
What is make sure it’s wet?
500
The top compartment of a backpack that holds quick-grab items such as sunscreen, gloves, a snack, or a headlamp
What is the brain?
500
This knot creates a loop that can be used as an ascender or descender. This "slide and grip" knot can also be handy for adding a loop to a rope when neither end of the rope is free.
What is the Prusik Knot?
500
Izzy is this breed of dog
What is an Australian Cattle Dog?