Statistics for US National Parks by Google Maps Description

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Description	Park	% Correct
This 6 million-acre park with wildlife & tours is home to the nation’s highest peak.	Denali	100%
Tropical wetlands offering up-close views of gators, crocs, birds & more plus a 2-hour tram tour.	Everglades	100%
Renowned park since 1872 is home to mountains, animals & the world's largest collection of geysers.	Yellowstone	100%
Besides tours & trails in the world’s longest cave, this park with 2 rivers offers camping & hiking.	Mammoth Cave	88%
183,224-acre park containing America's deepest lake, striking geologic features & a historic lodge.	Crater Lake	84%
263,000-acre wilderness around Washington's highest peak encompassing wildflower meadows & glaciers.	Mount Rainier	84%
Mostly water, this remote park features abundant marine & bird life plus a 19th-century fort.	Dry Tortugas	76%
Curved, 630-ft. monument celebrating US western expansion, with views from the top & a museum.	Gateway Arch	76%
Scenic views, hiking trails & picnic areas are offered at this home of the country's largest cacti.	Saguaro	76%
Vast national park with over 3.4 million acres of desert & mountains for hiking, camping & biking.	Death Valley	68%
Designated as wilderness, this archipelago offers hiking, kayaking & scuba diving in Lake Superior.	Isle Royale	68%
Blue Ridge park encompassing 200,000 acres of forest, trails, waterfalls & Skyline Drive vistas.	Shenandoah	60%