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Only the summit of Mt. Hood can be seen from the southern end of Upper Twin Lake.

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aae.jpg The rocky rockfields around the top keep the trees from growing and provide a great viewpoint.ThumbnailsBetween Upper Twin Lake and Palmateer Point cutoff there are just a few glimpses through the forest to the ridges beyond.The rocky rockfields around the top keep the trees from growing and provide a great viewpoint.ThumbnailsBetween Upper Twin Lake and Palmateer Point cutoff there are just a few glimpses through the forest to the ridges beyond.The rocky rockfields around the top keep the trees from growing and provide a great viewpoint.ThumbnailsBetween Upper Twin Lake and Palmateer Point cutoff there are just a few glimpses through the forest to the ridges beyond.The rocky rockfields around the top keep the trees from growing and provide a great viewpoint.ThumbnailsBetween Upper Twin Lake and Palmateer Point cutoff there are just a few glimpses through the forest to the ridges beyond.The rocky rockfields around the top keep the trees from growing and provide a great viewpoint.ThumbnailsBetween Upper Twin Lake and Palmateer Point cutoff there are just a few glimpses through the forest to the ridges beyond.

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