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Doubletop Mountain is named for its distinctive twin peaks, which are sharply divided by a deep gun sight-shaped cleft.
Located in the Bear River Range in northern Utah, the mountain offers excellent hiking and is less frequented than nearby Naomi Peak, which is good news for those who like their solitude.
The hike to the top is roughly 6 miles, varying slightly depending on which trail you follow – the most direct route is along Steep Hollow.
Once you reach the summit and have enjoyed the sweeping views, you have the option of retracing your steps or returning via the Crescent Lake Canyon Descent, which is very scenic. Map
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