Printable Peak Guide

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Location: Los Angeles County, about 13 miles north of Azusa, 49 miles from Los Angeles

Auto Club	Los Angeles and Vicinity
Forest Service	Angeles National Forest
USGS Topo	Waterman Mountain 7½
Official HPS Maps	TPO file - Save to your computer then open with National Geographic TOPO!
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	GPX file or Google Earth KML file to download to GPS units and other map software (How to use GPX and KML files)
	Routes as shown on CalTopo using the above files (How to use CalTopo)

(USFS Adventure Pass may be required)

From the intersection of I-210 and Angeles Crest Highway (SR 2), drive north on the Angeles Crest Highway 26.5 miles to the intersection with Sulphur Springs Road on the north (Three Points). Turn left (north).
Drive a very short distance to a parking lot on the left with restrooms. Park here.

From the parking area (5920'), the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) starts near the restroom. Follow it down the hill and across Angeles Crest Highway.
It turns east and climbs a short distance to a trail fork. The PCT goes left.
Go right and follow this Waterman Mountain trail around the south side of Waterman Mountain for about 3.5 miles, reaching an elevation of 7300', until it reaches another fork at 7000'. This is the turnoff for Waterman Mountain.
Keep right at this fork and follow the trail (10W04A) down to the saddle (with sign) at 6550'.
Continue on a good use trail which contours around a bump on your left and over to the base of Twin Peaks at 6580'.
You now climb up a steep rugged zig-zag use trail about 0.8 mile to reach the summit. The summit is to your left.