Damn Dirty Ape

iTrader: (16)

Worst part was the oxygen content is about 63%~ of down at sea level, so it hit both of us kind of hard after being there about an hour. I sat down at the cafe and told her 'I don't feel so good'. We were up there about 2hours and drinking some water and having some of the doughnuts helped some.

Odd part was we went back up on the cog railway about 5 days later and stayed about 45 minutes and we both felt fine. According to them, the stays over about an hour is where it starts to bother you if you aren't accustomed to it.

We live in Illinois so just being at some friends' house in Aurora for 10 days was a change from here @ 490ft ASL.

Awesome and want to go back!

Rochester

iTrader: (9)

Dirty Ape, those are beautiful pictures, and a beautiful car. I envy you that opportunity, and on such a gorgeous day, too.

That's pretty silly, but your car, your choices.

captk

I just got my new (to me) 2011 G37x - live in Denver and planning on doing Pike's Peak sometime in the next two weeks. Took mine up Lookout Mountain today though and it was beautiful - some really exciting and windy roads on the way up too. Really worth doing, especially since it's just 20 minutes outside Denver near Red Rocks. Here are a few pics:

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IMG_1835.jpg - a really cool panorama from the top, you can see Denver in the right middle and the Rockies on the left side. It's big, give it a minute to load.

oliveview

That's really cool. Great pictures.
Besides your own mild-hypoxia, that car must have been seriously wheezing by the top. There's a reason all the cars that run that race are forced-injection...