Originally Posted by
JAX_11
I guess if i livied in Colorado I would think it was funny for someone in Florida to talk about hilly road races. Truth is we do have so pretty good power climbs in Central Florida. Not the long sustained climbs you have there but hills that are considered climbs in Florida.
"Britton Hill is the highest natural point in the state of
Florida,
USA, with a summit elevation of 345 feet (106 meters) above mean
sea level. Many Florida skyscrapers are taller; as of 2010, the roof of the
Four Seasons Hotel Miami is the highest non-natural point in Florida. Topping out at 789 feet, the tower is more than twice as high as Britton Hill. Britton Hill is
the lowest state highpoint in the United States, 103 feet (31 m) lower than the next lowest highpoint,
Ebright Azimuth in
Delaware. It is even lower than the highest point in Washington D.C.,
Tenleytown, at 429 feet (125 m). The
lowest points of 16 U.S. states are higher than Britton Hill."
Originally Posted by
UmneyDurak
I don't think over passes count as hills either.
He's talking about parking garages. And don't discount how hard it is to balance in the Four Seasons elevator.
