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Flagline Trail - No. 41

Contact Info
Deschutes National Forest
1230 NE 3rd St.
Suite A-262
Bend, OR 97701

Phone:
541-383-4000
Basics
Length:
5.7 miles one-way
Difficulty:
Difficult
Time:
3.5 - 4.5 hours
Trailhead Elevation:
5900 feet
Elevation Range:
5900 feet to 6800 feet
Elevation Change:
900 feet
Usage:
Light
Season:
June to Nov

Description

Trail follows Flagline nordic ski trail from Swampy Lakes to Big Meadow. Recently reconstructed and rerouted to skirt the Bend Watershed. Popular with hardy mountain bikers as one of several long loops from Tumalo Falls Trailhead by riding up the North Fork Trail No. 24.2 (uphill only for bikes), across the newly constructed Metolious-Windigo Horse Trail No. 99, then down Flagline Trail No. 41, and back to Tumalo Falls via Swampy Lakes Trail No. 23 and South Fork Trail No. 25. Prior to 15 August, riders must detour via Flagline Access Trail No. 40.1, Swampy-Dutchman Trail No. 40, and Flagline Tie Trail No. 40.3. These arduous 20-25 mile loops follow steep streams and pass through old growth forest. A shorter loop, suitable for hikers or bikers after 15 August, travels around Tumalo Mountain from Dutchman Trailhead.

Flagline Trail (#41), between Flagline Access Trail (#40.1) and Flagline Tie Trail (#40.3), is closed to all use until August 15 each summer to protect Elk calving grounds.

Details

Length:
5.7 miles one-way
Difficulty:
Difficult
Time:
3.5 - 4.5 hours
Trailhead Elevation:
5900
Elevation Range:
5900 feet to 6800
Elevation Change:
900
Usage:
Light
Season:
June to Nov

Map + Directions

Basic Directions

Flagline Trail can be reached from several locations, including:

via the Swampy Lakes Trail (#23), accessed from Swampy Lakes Trailhead, 16 miles west of Bend on Century Drive;

via the South Fork Trail (#25) from Skyliner Trailhead, or Tumalo Falls Trailhead, 10-12 miles west of Bend out Skyliner Drive;

via Flagline Access Trail (#40.1) or Swampy-Dutchman Trail (#40), from Dutchman Trailhead, 21 miles west on Century Drive; or

via Big Meadow on Forest Rd. 370 above Todd Lake Trailhead, north of Century Drive, 25 miles west of Bend.


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