Two-bit

"I climbed this peak on my tour of the Norco Hills. I started at the Doty Trust Park and then climbed up the local peak behind it with the cross, and then went to another cross with views. Then I went down to avoid a high peak and then I climbed back up again to aniother peak and pumpkin rock, which a rock painted to look like a pumpkin. Then I went more along the ridge and hitting up bumps along the way, like this peak. Then after hitting up many bumps and enjoying their views I headed by the Hidden Valley golf course and then at the saddle with Twobit didn’t want to climb further and then headed down to the neighborhood streets, where I looped back to the park" — lc444 • Aug 7, 2025

"The first peak, 1337 was a straight incline and I took several breaks for that .5 mile trek lol. Everything else wasn’t too bad but I took it slow since it was hot. I struggled finding my way down for the last peak, Linn benchmark. It took me a few tries to find the way down. So exit the same way you took up or exit to the left towards the water tanks if you’re exiting towards the neighborhood." — Laugh_love_hike • Jul 17, 2025

"Started from Andalusia Drive in Norco. The hike began on a water tank access road (paved). At the locked gate, I picked up a use trail leading to a small saddle. I then turned left and went up the ridge to Linn Benchmark. The trail drops down the other side before climbing Two-Bit. An American Flag crowns the summit." — MikeTeeples • Jun 17, 2023

"Parked on Andalusian Street next to a driveway access road for water tanks below the peak. I walked up the driveway, but before reaching the water tanks, I went x-country up the slope and on to the summit. Surprisingly, I found a benchmark on top (Linn Benchmark). From there I continued on to an unnamed neighboring peak which I referred to as “One Bit”, because it was a little shorter than Two Bit. On the way down I passed the water tanks and formed a semi loop." — MikeTeeples • Jan 11, 2019