The main trail climbs to Wilson Pass, where there is an excellent view to the east of Twin Peaks and the Hurricane Divide. Your route then switchbacks down to the trees above Brownie Basin, a long, scenic meadow with a lovely setting, which is well worth a visit. The trail goes north along the slope above the meadow to a junction. Here you have the option of either heading directly out to your car, or investing a bit more time and energy in the worthwhile side trip to Chimney and Hobo lakes. To do the side trip, keep left at the junction, traverse a view-packed slope to Laverty Lake, then round a ridge to large and beautiful Chimney Lake.
Granite peaks rise to the west and two small islands add to the scene.
To reach the more alpine setting of Hobo Lake, climb above Chimney Lake to a saddle. From here turn left at a junction and climb over rocky meadows to the high basin holding Hobo Lake. Back at Brownie Basin, the well-graded trail crosses Bowman Creek, then drops in long gentle switchbacks to the Lostine River Road. Near the bottom, a nice sloping waterfall on the creek adds scenic interest. From the Bowman trailhead it's an easy 3.8-mile walk up the road to Two Pan Camp and your car.