
The other attraction in Poteau is The World's Highest Hill: Canaval Hill. It rises 1,999 feet from the base to the summit, just one foot short of being classified as a mountain.

Oops, sorry! Actually, that is not really the real hill. I am a sicko! Here is the real mccoy, Canaval Hill photographed from a distance.

"mountainous" looking hill. It shadows the whole town of Poteau and the sun goes down there 2 or 3 hours before it does anywhere else in Oklahoma. In fact, there are 3 weeks in the winter when the sun never even comes up!

A view from near the top shows some of the nice foliage we will get to see. This should be maybe the absolute best week for seeing the fall colors.
Once we run our 5 miles to the top, and climb 1/5 of a mile in the process, we get to stand in awe in front of this monument and drink a couple beers.

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