Flagline Tie

Trail Snapshot:

Status
Riding Well
Length
1.3 miles
Elevation
212' ↑
C.O.D.
blue
Deadfall
none
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Trail Description

ebike allowed or not caveat

 E-bikes NOT allowed on Flagline Tie

The Flagline Tie is a short connector trail which runs from the Ridge Loop and Swampy/Dutchman junction to the Flagline Trail proper.

An aerobic climb, or a ripping downhill depending which direction you’re going, this trail is lots of fun either way. Flagline Tie is often used as part of a larger high-country loop so check the map for some options.

This trail is maintained by Central Oregon Trail Alliance.

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Recent Reports

  1. Chris Bailey

    Rode it today, no down trees, no snow, totally clear and good.

  2. jadamcrain

    4-5 rideable snow patches as you descend to the junction with lower flagline, otherwise perfect.

  3. Clark Ritchie

    A couple of snow patches still but all rideable.

  4. Jeff Moore

    Two trees down near the swampy-Dutchman junction about 10” in size

  5. BendTrails

    Large tree down across Flagline Tie 100’ from the Tie/Middle/Lower Flagline junction. Probably about 20” in diameter.

  6. Don Leet

    Flagline Tie had over 40 trees down after the big wind. Now it’s clear

  7. Chris Bailey

    All rideable, but there are a few snow patches. Most are tiny and a quick hop, but some you actually need to ride through (but rideable, no need to dismount, etc.).

  8. Eric Kutter

    At least mostly rideable snow N bound. probably a dozen short patches of snow on the Northern third, with one section about 100′. Never deeper than about a foot so should disappear quickly.

    1. Natalie Herse

      Patchy snow still there, mostly rideable, refreshingly cool on the legs ;)

  9. Aukai Lee

    Tried to ride up to Lower Flagline for a loop. There are 6 small trees across the trail as well as mud and long snow patches that made most of the trail unrideable. The bottom section of Lower Flagline was clear of trees but also had mud and snow over the trail.

    1. Ryan Pedersen

      Trees cleared. Thanks for the report

  10. Eric Kutter

    Trees seem to have been cleared (thanks tree fairy). Mostly rideable snow N bound. Just a couple of 20′ sections that could be iffy. Probably 15 easily rideable patches under 5′ long.

  11. Chris Bailey

    Generally rideable, but there are some fairly solid sections of snow, and a lot of downed trees (30?). Passable, but you won’t be ripping it :)

  12. Ryan Pedersen

    Just one smallish tree down in that tight twisty section near the middle. 4″

    1. Ryan Pedersen

      Cleared

  13. Natalie Herse

    Break out the fatbikes. 4-5″ rideable fluff. Woohoo!

  14. Jay Marsh

    Clear of deadfall. OK, still a couple of snow patches toward Flagline, but rideable through the patches. Nice!

  15. Ryan Pedersen

    Deadfall cleared this afternoon. All good

  16. Ryan Hibler

    Lost phone on the flagline trail. Please message or reply if you find it. Thanks!

  17. Evan Smith

    All trees have been cleared!

  18. Kevin Slane

    1 or 2 trees. all snow rideable, at least early when it was still frozen hard.

    1. Eric Kutter

      Still all rideable around noon. Amazing how much of the 4+ feet has melted in 9 days. Should be basically clear by the weekend, other than the two trees.

  19. Eric Kutter

    Ran it today. As David says, lots of snow. First 0.8 miles from Ridge loop are almost clear of snow but there are two large trees down. The final half mile to Flagline is about 2/3 snow, with short sections over 3′ deep.

  20. David Pilz

    Can definitely confirm that most of the trail is covered in a few feet of snow. I hiked almost the whole way today.

  21. Dustin Balderach

    all clear (and fun) but a little dusty

  22. Natalie Herse

    All clear! Thank you!

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