Question: What is the name of Florida’s highest natural point?
Answer: Britton Hill
At 345 feet above sea level, Britton Hill—near the Alabama border in Walton County—sits at the lowest elevation of the highest point of any state in the U.S. While states like Colorado top 14,000 feet, Florida’s “peak” barely qualifies as a hill, emphasizing the state’s pancake-like profile.
