
Florida has the lowest state highest point in the United States. It is the top of 345 ft (105m) Britton Hill in northern Florida not far from Alabama. The drive there from the east had lots of turns and went into Alabama briefly. It is located in Walton County's Lakewood Park. It's surrounded by forests and farms with the closest town being Paxton, Florida.
The Highest Point Sign
It was on top of a hill that was flat. The official marker is by the parking lot. There are pavilions, picnic tables and restrooms there so you could bring food and have a comfortable lunch on a state high point.
The Highest Point Marker
The top of the hill is forested with a few miles of trails to take easy hikes. They are mapped on Hiking Project and All Trails. The Yellow loop is .4 mi and the larger Red Trail is .7 mi with 17 feet of vertical change.
Forest on the Flat of the Highest Point
Which state has the second lowest high point? Delaware at 449 ft (137 m). It beats Washington DC's high point which is 414 ft (126 m). Will I add a highpointing series of posts? Maybe, this is the fourth state high point I have been to.
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