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California
2.1 mi
Distance
366 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Angeles National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Twin Peaks
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Twin Peaks offers a short but rewarding urban hike with panoramic views of San Francisco and the Bay Area. This popular trail climbs steadily through chaparral and grassland to reach the twin summits, providing excellent vistas of the Golden Gate Bridge, downtown skyline, and surrounding neighborhoods. The well-maintained path makes this an accessible adventure for hikers of all levels seeking city views without a long commitment.
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