What do You Know?
This event is held on the Columbia River and always the last weekend in July.
What is the Water Follies (aka Boat Races)?
Tallest treeless mountain in the world.
What is Rattlesnake Mountain?
Types of trees that stay green all year.
What are Coniferous Trees?
This park has the only rainforest in the lower 48.
What is Olympic NP?
This Region is home to the spotted owl, mosses and lichens.
What is the Olympic Peninsula?
The foggiest place on the west coast of the US.
What is Cape Disappointment?
WA's state gem.
What is Petrified Wood?
A person who studies plants.
What is a Botanist?
This NP inhabitants include Grizzly Bears and Gray Wolves.
What is North Cascades NP?
This region has over 2000 lakes.
What is the Cascade Mountains?
The deepest River in North America found in the Blue Mountains Region.
What is Hells Canyon?
Geographical center of WA.
What is Wenatchee?
Number of Dams on the Snake River.
What is Four?
This NP is located about 2 hrs from Seattle, WA.
What is Mount Rainier NP?
The mouth of the Columbia River and Long Beach are found in this Region.
What is Willapa Hills?
The longest island on the Pacific Coast of the lower 48.
What is Whidbey Island?
WA's state amphibian.
What is the Pacific Chorus Frog?
The museum, overlooking the Columbia River, built by Samuel Hill, named for his daughter.
What is Maryhill?
The point of interest/historic site is located in the Columbia Basin Region and it's name is an oxymoron.
What is Dry Falls?
In this region you can only find the species Caribou.
What is the Okanogan Highlands?
WA State transportation system that is #1 in the nation.
What is the Ferry System?
Four items found on the WA state quarter.
What is Mount Rainier, Western Hemlock, Salmon, and apple?
The first permanent settlement in WA State (Hint: Mr. Rexus).
What is Tumwater?
This national park is located in the Puget Sound Lowlands Region.
What is Mount Rainier NP?
This Region has less than 25 inches of annual precipitation.
What is the Columbia Basin?