Flagline Tie Trail

COTA Deadfall Summary

Users don’t always provide a description of the deadfall – but will sometimes leave additional details in a trail report – so that’s worth checking.

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TRAIL NAME REPORT DATE DETAILS
  Lower Flagline July 4, 2025 No deadfall details provided.
  Flagline Tie July 3, 2025 No deadfall details provided.
  Tyler’s Traverse July 2, 2025 No deadfall details provided.
  Duodenum June 30, 2025 Logging operations have destroyed the trail below Tyler’s intersection
  Lookout Mountain June 29, 2025 About 7 get off-the-bike trees down, 4 or so very large all passable. All on the top half (lower half clear), most w/good warning. No snow.
  McKenzie River June 29, 2025 No deadfall details provided.
  Ridge Loop June 28, 2025 2.52 miles in from the parking lot trailhead. Fallen tree is about 13” in diameter
  Crater Rim June 27, 2025 Many trees down across trail
  Gordon Lakes June 24, 2025 Half a dozen trees between the lakes and Meadow trail. Still the same one from last year with a note pinned to it 'Gary you can stop here'.
  Round Mountain June 19, 2025 Multiple trees down, about 1 every mile, mostly before the steep climb starts to the top of round mountain.
  Alpine » Upper June 15, 2025 Several large trees across trail. Fairly overgrown.
  La Pine State Park June 13, 2025 Three trees down about 1/4 mile in from Fall River Trailhead on Fall River Loop Trail going counter clockwise.
  Edison-Lava June 12, 2025 Trail is mostly tree ash
  Upper Butte Loop June 10, 2025 One tree down. This is actually 15,5 and 1450+- And
  Bandit Springs Trails June 7, 2025 Multiple trees down on Ochoco Way and McGinnis Creek trails.
  Prineville Bike Park June 7, 2025 the ground was loose but i went after a rainstrom
  Independent Mine June 4, 2025
  Farewell May 29, 2025 One small (rideable) snow patch and a tree across the trail 2.3 miles up from Tumalo Falls. May be more trees higher but turned at the tree
  Metolius-Windigo » Lava Lake May 20, 2025 Tree every half mile or so. More on the north half
  Pyramid Epic Loop April 18, 2025 Rode clockwise from North Pyramid. Conditions are prime! Some deadfall but none in high speed sections. Go get it!
  Castle Rock April 13, 2025 Couple of minor trees down, easy to cross over. You will need to cross Cougar creek, easy with buddies.
  Cultus Lake Loop February 5, 2025 Three trees down on the north side of the Cultus Lake, one is 4ft DBH, very hard to get over. Also 2 down along little Cultus Lake.
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