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AnonymooseCoward
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Jan 17, 2013
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Nov 2012
· Points: 170
I know the highest elevation in Florida is most likely Mount Trashmore which is a massive landfill, but I was wondering if there was absolutely anything in Florida to be developed. If Kansas has climbing Florida can too.
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Brian Hudson
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Jan 17, 2013
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Jasper, TN
· Joined Dec 2010
· Points: 95
JasonDavis wrote:I know the highest elevation in Florida is most likely Mount Trashmore which is a massive landfill, but I was wondering if there was absolutely anything in Florida to be developed. If Kansas has climbing Florida can too. you can surely develop your sense of distance from good crags!
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Ryan Williams
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Jan 17, 2013
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London (sort of)
· Joined May 2009
· Points: 1,245
Kansas is in the middle of a giant, mountainous continent. Florida, on the other hand, is a big swamp. Your closest climbing is Cuba.
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H BL
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Jan 17, 2013
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Colorado
· Joined Feb 2006
· Points: 95
I'm here working for another 2 weeks from CO. It's damn flat here. I need some cold, snow, and ice!
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Kirsten KDog
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Jan 17, 2013
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Edgewater, CO
· Joined Jun 2010
· Points: 80
I lived in Orlando for 4 years and Tallahassee for 2, and there (unfortunately) really is no climbing anywhere except for the gym. Sucky. Good luck!
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DrApnea
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Jan 17, 2013
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Wenatchee, WA
· Joined May 2011
· Points: 265
no potential. coral on an incut is about the best you will find for about 8 feet. Some of the springs have a little vertical wall along side them. Nothing worth climbing. Forget going up and go dive down. I recommend taking up freediving and spearfishing. Thats what I did when i lived in FL. If this sounds interesting check out Spearboard.com. If not save up your money/time and travel for climbing. Good luck
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Peter Pitocchi
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Jan 17, 2013
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Oct 2009
· Points: 70
Nothing to climb in FL except trees, which is not much fun. The only good thing to say about it is when you have to fly to climb, you can go anywhere you want. If you are in north FL you can drive to good climbing in 7-9hrs. I consider saving up time and money for escape part of the approach. The key is multiple drivers, sleep in the vehicle on the drive and arrive early AM, climb, drive back. No camping or lodging, just roll-climb-roll. If I lived in south FL I would certainly check out the Carribbean. Don't waste time trying to find crumbly limestone.
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camhead
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Jan 17, 2013
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Vandalia, Appalachia
· Joined Jun 2006
· Points: 1,240
There is TONS of great limestone in Florida. Except that most of it is underground. I think that this would be the best thing for us to do here on mountainproject:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xiTM2HQ0g98&feature=player_detailpage
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WadeM
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Jan 17, 2013
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Auburn, Ca
· Joined Apr 2010
· Points: 481
Let me know if you ever want to climb. I'm in Orlando feb-April Trad Boulder Sport Prefer trad though
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Travis Dustin
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Jan 21, 2013
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Mexico Maine
· Joined Jan 2012
· Points: 1,665
Im in Florida now. Its beautiful here but man Im gonna go insane with no climbing. Atleast my shoulder will heal a bit.
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