This Strange Phenomenon In Washington Is Too Weird For Words
Nikki Cleveland
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There are some pretty weird and inexplicable things in Washington. For instance, there’s a strange phenomenon just north of Prosser known as Gravity Hill, where you can pull up, put your car in neutral, and somehow start rolling uphill. Some people have questioned if it’s just an optical illusion, but others have tested the elevation to prove there’s in fact an incline. It may be the only gravity hill in Washington, so hit the road and test it out for yourself!
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To prove that it works, there's been all kinds of documentation on this mysterious road. Check out this fascinating news story on it:
While the mysterious road is public, be sure to keep in mind the grain elevator and surrounding area is still private property.
Have you been to this Gravity Hill in Washington near Prosser before? Did your car start rolling uphill? Let us know in the comments below!
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