I'm a new member of Beechtalk. My flying mission has changed recently to include several flights per year to Colorado. I have 750 plus hrs in Piper Lance and am IFR for nearly all of those hours. It's been a tremendous airplane for my flatland flying yet that Hershey Bar wing just doesn't cut it especially in the warm season. I'd like to be able to carry 2-3 adults passengers. So what do you all think twin or is there a single TC Bonanza?! Thanks.
Kirk

Welcome to BT, Kirk. To Colorado from where? You don't have a location in your profile...

For me, in high density altitude flying it's the engine, not the wing, that runs out of performance on a normally aspirated plane.

If you like the pa32 there are turbo versions. There's a turbo Senca if you want a relatively efficient twin. Here's a nice looking Piper viewtopic.php?f=43&t=144119&start=15

If it were me, as a Bonanza fan, I'd look at a turbonormalized A36 over a Baron. Most light twins DO have excess HP, so if density altitude is taking X% of your power with the twin you're starting from a higher base. But with the the turbo, you stay at full power.

Thanks Vince, I'm near KUIN.

Had to look it up, but that's Quincy, Illinois.

We used to go to a horse show there every summer.