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Barney Lake from Robinson Crk TH, CA 
Barney Lake from Robinson Crk TH, CA
 
Hiking avatar Sep 21 2023
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Hiking8.97 Miles 1,283 AEG
Hiking8.97 Miles   6 Hrs   41 Mns   1.65 mph
1,283 ft AEG   1 Hour   14 Mns Break
 
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This hike to Barney Lake in the Hoover Wilderness starts at the Robinson Creek Trailhead in Annett's Mono Village at the west end of the upper Twin Lake. This is a large RV park with restaurant and fairly well stocked store. There's also a fisherman's shack with a good selection of tackle and miscellaneous hardware needed for hooking up RVs and making minor RV repairs, and boat rentals. Some directions for finding the route to the TH through the maze of RV camp sites can be obtained from the person at the RV check-in shack. There is free day-use parking available in the parking strip along the lake shore in the day use area. The paved Twin Lakes Road leads 13.8 miles to this resort from the Shell Station on HW395 in Bridgeport.

The trail is well maintained with a moderate elevation gain for the 4 mile hike up to the lake. The views along the trail and at the lake made this a worthy destination. Thunderstorms were pushing their way down the canyon as I hiked up the trail occasionally sprinkling rain on me. During the heaviest sprinkle I decided to head back down the trail due to the absence of rain gear in my pack. But after going about a 100 feet I glanced back and saw a patch of blue sky in the clouds so changed my mind and continued the last 2 miles to the lake. The remainder of the hike remained mostly dry.
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average hiking speed 1.65 mph

WARNING! Hiking and outdoor related sports can be dangerous. Be responsible and prepare for the trip. Study the area you are entering and plan accordingly. Dress for the current and unexpected weather changes. Take plenty of water. Never go alone. Make an itinerary with your plan(s), route(s), destination(s) and expected return time. Give your itinerary to trusted family and/or friends.

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