Dec 03, 2017 — I parked in the Buckhorn Day Use Area and walked across the street to meet up with the Waterman Mountain Trail. Follow the obvious trail until you reach a sign that points to Twin Peaks. From here, descend to the Twin Peaks Saddle before ascending to the peaks. Twin Peaks East is really pretty, and the trail gets steep toward the top, and Twin Peaks West is worth the quick excursion on a less obvious trail. After coming back to the trail junction, continue to Waterman Mountain and then complete the loop by taking a fire road back to the Buckhorn Day Use Area. I almost recommend just going back along the Waterman Mountain Trail rather than making it a loop, since only fire road awaits and the forested trail coming up was really pretty.
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