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Frank Farmer  > Day-Trips > Barker Pass - Twin Peaks Recon 2007
Dayhike with Karen, from Barker Pass near Tahoe along the PCT, to the edge of Granite Chief Wilderness. We contemplated an ascent of Twin Peaks, but decided to call it a recon hike instead. It was a bright, sunny day, with clear skies and mild temps. Lots of water flowing down the east side of the sierra crest, with lingering snow patches and plenty of wildflowers. Great day to explore a new area where neither of us had ever been. Another jewel in the backyard! We're still looking for clues about Laura Palmer ...
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Frank Farmer > Our hike route map. We hiked about 4.5 miles each way, nine miles total.
Frank Farmer > Our first clear view of Twin Peaks, from the Barker Pass Road.
Frank Farmer > Zoomed in on Twin Peaks.
Frank Farmer > Looking down Blackwood Canyon from Barker Pass Road.
Frank Farmer > Barker Peak is just in view, up ahead. Our hike starts up there.
Frank Farmer > Our hiking group for today. From right: Karen and Frank (yours truly).
Frank Farmer > Signboard in the shade. All about Granite Chief Wilderness. This wilderness is lightly used and does not (yet) require wilderness permits. Campfire permits are required, however, even for using a portable stove.
Frank Farmer > Karen at the trailhead. We invited a bunch of other friends, but no one else could make it. Their loss! This looks like a great hike.
Frank Farmer > I think this granite dome is Guide Peak, or perhaps Devils Peak. Do you know? Drop me a line! The peak is to the southwest of Barker Pass.
Signboard in the shade. All about Granite Chief Wilderness. This wilderness is lightly used and does not (yet) require wilderness permits. Campfire permits are required, however, even for using a portable stove.
 > Signboard in the shade. All about Granite Chief Wilderness. This wilderness is lightly used and does not (yet) require wilderness permits. Campfire permits are required, however, even for using a portable stove.
Signboard in the shade. All about Granite Chief Wilderness. This wilderness is lightly used and does not (yet) require wilderness permits. Campfire permits are required, however, even for using a portable stove.
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