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Here's an example of why you want to climb Twin Peaks. The views from the trail are incredible. From the north slope you see all the major peaks to the east: Baldy in the far distance, with Dawson and Pine Mountain just to the left; left of center the high point is Throop Peak, with Hawkins and Islip to the right and just below, respectively. A bit further up the trail Baden-Powell comes into view, as does Mount Williamson. The view east is equally amazing. Alas, the summit provides a view mostly of the city...


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Steve LarsonSubmitted by Steve Larson
on Jan 9, 2006 12:51 am

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